![]() The methodology adopted includes a bivariate association between PU and knowledge and emotions, respectively. The data used contain individuals' characteristics, as well as the decisions regarding the game, including the choice to carry on playing or accept a sure payoff, the level of knowledge of the topic, and the emotions experienced by the contestant. We examine the preference for uncertainty, proxied by a preference for gambling against a sure payoff, in 59 contestants in the TV game show "JOKER". The objective of this research is to understand the impact of emotions and knowledge on the preference for uncertainty (PU), which have mostly been investigated separately in Economics and Psychology until now. This paper analyzes the joint association of emotions and knowledge in decision-making under uncertainty on a TV game show setting.
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