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This is gamble 1: do you prefer a sure win of $5 or a 75% chance to win $8? This is gamble 2: in the first stage, you have an 80% chance to end the game with no prize and a 20% chance to move to the second stage. Before completing the first stage, you must select one of the following second-stage choices: do you prefer a sure win of $5 or a 75% chance to win $8? This is gamble 3: do you prefer a 20% chance to win $5 or a 15% chance to win $8? Because of framing, which two of the gambles do people tend to treat incorrectly as identical?
Employee Files
Organized collections of records pertaining to employees, including personal information, employment history, and performance evaluations.
Administrative Costs
Expenses related to the general operations of a business, including items like salaries of non-sales personnel, rent, utilities, and office supplies.
Employee Leasing
A staffing strategy where companies contract with a third-party to hire and manage their workforce, often to reduce administrative responsibilities.
Professional Employer Organization
A firm that provides a service under which an employer can outsource employee management tasks, such as benefits administration, payroll, and workers' compensation.
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