Finanças comportamentais: rede de coocorrência e trending topics

• João Guilherme Magalhães-Timotio ^[1] ; Roberto César Faria e Silva ^[1] ; Ramon Alves de Oliveira ^[1] ; Vânia Ereni Lima Vieira ^[1]
  1. [1] Universidade Estadual de Montes Claros

     Universidade Estadual de Montes Claros

     Brasil

     
• Localización: Cuadernos de Educación y Desarrollo, ISSN-e 1989-4155, Vol. 15, Nº. 12, 2023, págs. 15131-15149
• Idioma: portugués
• DOI: 10.55905/cuadv15n12-005
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  • English

    Introduction/Problematization: Behavioral finance, by combining psychology and economics, offers a unique perspective on human behavior in financial decisions, challenging traditional financial theory that presupposes complete rationality of individuals. Objective/proposal: To analyze the evolution and relevance of behavioral finance, identifying the main cognitive biases and emotions that influence financial decision-making and comparing with traditional financial theory Methodological Procedures: A systematic review of the literature was conducted from bibliometric analysis based on SciVerse Scopus. Key Results: A number of cognitive biases have been identified that often influence financial decision-making, demonstrating that individuals do not always act in a purely rational manner in the financial market. Concluding Considerations/Conclusion: Behavioral finance, by recognizing the complexity of human behavior, provides valuable insights for understanding the financial market, challenging and complementing traditional financial theories. Contributions of Work: This work broadens the understanding of behavioral finance, highlighting its relevance and practical applicability, and fills a gap by integrating cognitive biases with traditional financial analysis.

  • português

    Introdução/Problematização: As finanças comportamentais, ao combinar psicologia e economia, oferecem uma perspectiva única sobre o comportamento humano nas decisões financeiras, desafiando a teoria financeira tradicional que pressupõe racionalidade completa dos indivíduos. Objetivo/proposta: Analisar a evolução e relevância das finanças comportamentais, identificando os principais vieses cognitivos e emoções que influenciam a tomada de decisão financeira e comparando com a teoria financeira tradicional Procedimentos Metodológicos: Foi realizada uma revisão sistemática da literatura a partir da análise bibliométrica tendo como base o SciVerse Scopus. Principais Resultados: Identificou-se uma série de vieses cognitivos que frequentemente influenciam a tomada de decisão financeira, demonstrando que os indivíduos nem sempre agem de maneira puramente racional no mercado financeiro. Considerações Finais/Conclusão: As finanças comportamentais, ao reconhecer a complexidade do comportamento humano, fornecem insights valiosos para a compreensão do mercado financeiro, desafiando e complementando as teorias financeiras tradicionais. Contribuições do Trabalho: Este trabalho amplia a compreensão das finanças comportamentais, destacando sua relevância e aplicabilidade prática, e preenche uma lacuna ao integrar vieses cognitivos com a análise financeira tradicional.

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