“…They also provide different possible corrections for errors in financial decisionmaking. What I refer to as the Kahneman-Tversky, also referred to as the errors and biases approach, following upon the research of Daniel Kahneman (2003) and Amos Tversky Kahneman 1974, 1981) what is in their best interest (Thaler and Sunstein, 2008; see also Camerer et al, 2003;de Meza, Irlenbusch, Reyniers, 2008;Shefrin, 2002). attention is paid to nudging unless individual choices can be shown to cause social harm (see also Altman, 2012aAltman, , 2012b).…”