The role of additional controls on the genetically-driven effects of anxiety on financial choices and outcomes.

The predicted and residual values of neuroticism obtained from the regression in column 1 of Table 7, as well as age, sex, wealth, cognitive inflexibility and beliefs about the risk of investing in stocks are used as explanatory variables in the OLS models in each of the five columns in the table, in which the dependent variables are measures of the subjects’ financial choices and outcomes (same as in Table 2). Standard errors are adjusted for heteroskedasticity (t-statistics are in parentheses).