损失厌恶

损失规避

loss averse───损失规避

risk aversion───风险规避；厌恶风险

risk aversions───风险规避；厌恶风险

loft conversion───放样转换

loss prevention───损失预防；预防损失的措施

covers version───（流行歌曲等的）转录制品

loft conversions───放样转换

But I think the dismal housing data also reflects a systematic human bias: loss aversion.───但我认为，房市低迷也反映了系统性的人类偏见：对损失的厌恶。

But under a theory of loss aversion, the second way of presenting the bonus should work better.───但是基于对损失厌恶的理论来说，第二种奖金方案更能激励员工。

First, loss aversion.───第一种，损失规避。

The tendency is called ''loss aversion''; people hold on to poor investments grimly, hoping for a turnaround.───这种倾向被称为“损失厌恶”（lossaversion）：人们死捞着糟糕的投资项目不放，希望能有翻身的一天。

Prof. Frank speculates that this loss aversion may have evolutionary roots.───弗兰克怀疑这种害怕损失的方式可能也有进化的根源。

The concept of loss-aversion can be applied to many things.───“规避损失”这一概念可以应用到很多事情中。

A large amount of research has shown that "loss aversion" is an important feature of this kind of psychological enjoyment.───许多研究表明，“厌恶损失”是此类心理享受的一个重要特征。

Whereas loss-aversion might sound abstract to an economist, De Martino says, it probably reflects a very ancient mechanism in the brain.───对经济学家来说，规避损失听起来可能很抽象，但Martino认为，这一行为反映了一种非常原始的大脑机理。

Interestingly, the older of the two women not only lacked loss-aversion, she was even loss-seeking.───有趣的是，这两位女子中，年长的那位不仅没有规避损失，而且会寻求损失。