Expected Utility Theory can explain the decision-making under risk better for some individuals than others.

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4-6 sources Use of theory to back up arguments Clarity of the arguments (30%) Use of theories and models covered in module, including use of equations, formulas and graphs to support your arguments when necessary (30%) Evidence of reading academic journal articles and/or other reputable sources (30%) The usage of module-covered theories and models, and the use of equations, formulas and diagrams, to support your claims if necessary (30 percent )  Proof for reading papers from scholarly journals and/or other reliable outlets (30 percent )