Factor Analysis May Not Be Appropriate in All of the Following

question 11

Multiple Choice

Factor analysis may not be appropriate in all of the following situations except ________.

• A)a small value for Bartlett's test of sphericity is found
• B)small values of the KMO statistic are found
• C)the variables are not correlated
• D)the variables are correlated

Understand the basics of behavioral finance and how psychological factors influence investor behavior and market dynamics.

Differentiate between technical analysis and fundamental analysis.

Grasp the concept of risk aversion and how it influences investment decisions.

Compare and contrast conventional finance theory with behavioral finance assumptions about investor rationality.

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