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Live sessions that turn the research into an experience: a short theory primer, a real risk experiment, and the group's own results, revealed in the room.
Pressure, Bias, and Market Volatility
A Behavioral Finance Lab
A single interactive session that moves from theory to a live experiment to aggregate results. Participants run a short risk task under simulated pressure, then see their own anonymized choices feed into the same charts used on the dashboard.
Who it’s for
Students, clubs, and teams curious about behavioral finance. No statistics background required. Sized for 15 to 40 participants.
Run of show · ~60 min
- 10 min
Theory intro
The Pressure Premium framework in plain English.
- 15 min
Live risk experiment
Participants complete a short decision task under a pressure condition.
- 10 min
Aggregate results
Anonymized group results revealed live and compared to demo benchmarks.
- 10 min
Volatility paper
How individual results connect to the exploratory market analysis.
- 15 min
Q&A
Discussion, limitations, and open questions.
Learning objectives
By the end of the workshop, participants should be able to:
- 1Explain the Pressure Premium framework.
- 2Identify how stress can affect risk-taking and confidence.
- 3Interpret basic experiment results.
- 4Connect individual behavioral bias to market outcomes.
- 5Reflect on pressure in leadership, athletics, and financial decision-making.
Materials
Facilitator kit & participant handouts
The kit is structured and templated. Each file is added as it's finalized, and nothing here is a dead link.
Facilitator kit
Facilitator slides (PDF)
Publishes after first delivery
Run-of-show script (PDF)
Publishes after first delivery
Attendance tracker (CSV)
Publishes after first delivery
Participant handout
Participant handout (PDF)
Shared with attendees
Risk-task worksheet (PDF)
Shared with attendees
Feedback form
Shared with attendees
Photo gallery
Photos from the in-person session will appear here once the first workshop is delivered.
Will publish after first workshopPost-workshop results
Aggregated, anonymized results from the live experiment will publish here, alongside attendance and feedback summaries.
Results will appear after delivery