When a standard multiple-choice test of fluid intelligence (one that does not require pre-existing knowledge) is modified to allow estimates of uncertainty linked to financial rewards, women outperformed men. Better risk/reward assessments by women were also observed in other settings.
Summary: https://www.psypost.org/updating-the-multiple-choice-test-reveals-a-hidden-cognitive-advantage-in-women/
Original paper: https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/738345
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Women score higher than men on fluid intelligence tests when allowed to express uncertainty
Standard multiple-choice tests might be fundamentally mismeasuring human cognition. When researchers updated traditional intelligence tests to allow test-takers to express uncertainty and manage risk, women scored higher than men.
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Concluding Thought: This method lets you profit even when the market sleeps
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The Risk–Reward Principle I Didn’t Explain Clearly in My Article on Cyclical Opportunities | Richard Golian
That model is based on a simple question: if I take a certain risk, how much can I gain — and how much can I lose? And is that ratio in my favor? In finance, this is called risk–reward.
If you need a dashboard of indicators just to decide how much to risk on a single trade, you don't have a system. You have a superstition. The real question is: are you managing risk, or are you managing your fear of being wrong?
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