Q1. Situational profiling often uses measures of wealth in determining investor risk preferences. Which of the following is the best definition for measure of wealth within a situational profiling context? The:
A) absolute amount of wealth held. B) amount of wealth held in the stock market. C) perceived amount of wealth held.
Q2. An investor’s source of wealth is often considered important in determining attitudes towards risk taking. Which source of wealth is considered commensurate with greater risk tolerant profiles?
A) Passively acquired sources of wealth. B) Actively acquired sources of wealth. C) Inherited sources of wealth.
Q3. Which of the following statements regarding situational profiling is FALSE?
A) Situational profiling considers an individual's preferences, economic resources, goals, and desires. B) With situational profiling, the source of an investor's wealth is considered an indicator of the investor's risk tolerance. C) When properly used, situational profiling will provide a great degree of insight into an investor's preferences, economic situation, goals, and desires.
Q4. Sheryl Rubenstein is a stunt double in Hollywood. Her studio took out a life insurance policy on her. What method of handling risk is her studio using? Risk:
A) reduction. B) avoidance. C) transference.
Q5. Which of the following is NOT determined using situational profiling? Investor:
A) biases. B) philosophy. C) behavior.
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