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  Political PsychologyVolume 25 Issue 2, Pages 289 - 312 Published Online: 12 Mar 2004 © 2010 International Society of Political Psychology Published on behalf of the International Society of Political Psychology
Abstract | References | Full Text: PDF (Size: 96K) | Related Articles | Citation Tracking  Prospect Theory in Political Science: Gains and Losses From the First Decade Copyright 2004 International Society of Political Psychology KEYWORDS prospect theory • framing • loss • emotion • groups • reference point ABSTRACTProspect theory offers a number of advantages that justify its use in the analysis of political behavior, but it also has some aspects that limit its wider applicability in political contexts. This article reviews recent research highlighting these successes and limitations. Future research on the incorporation of prospect theory into models of political behavior should focus on such areas as group decision-making, reference point specification, and emotion. | 
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