Relationship between Rational and Irrational Investment Decisions and Multiple Intelligence of Investors

International Journal of Economics and Financial Issues Pub Date : 2024-07-03 DOI:10.32479/ijefi.16118

K. N. Rathi, D. Geetha

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This study focuses on investors' investment decision-making and examines the influence of multiple intelligences in investment decision-making, both rational and irrational. Multiple intelligences are a group of Intelligence with its entity and domain. Gardner suggests that the human being has different individual units of intellectual functioning. He labels these units as intelligence, each with identifiable and quantifiable aptitudes. The nine intelligence types differently influence an individual's behaviour and decisions. The multiple intelligence Inventory and a questionnaire on investment decision-making were used for data collection from a hundred investors. Analysis was done with the help of Pearson's correlation, multiple regression chi-square test, and correspondence analysis. Rational decision-making is intellectual, as per the review, and it is proved here that intelligence influences rational decision-making significantly while the other is not influenced. The observed results help to get new visions of investment behaviour, including a new proof of the root causes of investment decisions.

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理性和非理性投资决策与投资者多元智能的关系

本研究以投资者的投资决策为重点，从理性和非理性两个方面探讨了多元智能对投资决策的影响。多元智能是一组具有实体和领域的智能。加德纳认为，人类具有不同的个体智力功能单元。他把这些单元称为智能，每种智能都有可识别、可量化的能力倾向。九种智力类型对个人的行为和决策有着不同的影响。我们使用了多元智能量表和投资决策问卷来收集 100 名投资者的数据。借助皮尔逊相关性、多元回归卡方检验和对应分析进行了分析。根据综述，理性决策是智力决策，本文证明智力对理性决策有重大影响，而其他决策则不受影响。观察结果有助于对投资行为有新的认识，包括对投资决策根源的新证明。

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