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Explain the life-cycle theory of portfolio policies.
Hostile Attribution Bias
A cognitive bias in which individuals tend to interpret others’ behaviors as having hostile intent, even when it's ambiguous or benign.
Retribution Bias
The tendency to seek punishment for perceived wrongs or injustices, often influenced by emotions rather than rational judgment.
Potency Bias
The tendency to see powerful individuals as more influential or important than they actually are.
Disruptive Sleep
A sleep disorder or disturbance that interrupts the normal sleep pattern.
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