berger-pope

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Does Berger & Pope (2011) itself carry the 5.8–8.0 pp halftime-deficit figure and the loss-aversion attribution the vault recorded?

capture promoted 2026-07-24 · behavioral-economics, loss-aversion, sports, reference-points, primary-source-verification
Berger & Pope also found a smaller NCAA halftime-deficit effect (2.1–2.5 percentage points) than the NBA's 5.8–8.0

claim budding Tier 1 2026-07-24 · behavioral-economics, loss-aversion, sports, reference-points, berger-pope
Berger & Pope's lab experiment found trailing subjects increased effort while leading subjects did not slack off, isolating loss aversion from winning-team complacency

claim budding Tier 1 2026-07-24 · behavioral-economics, loss-aversion, reference-points, berger-pope, experiment
Berger & Pope reported NBA teams slightly behind at halftime were 5.8–8.0 percentage points more likely to win, attributing it to loss aversion among experts

claim budding Tier 1 2026-07-12 · behavioral-economics, loss-aversion, sports, reference-points, temporal-landmarks