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Misspecified models create the appearance of adaptive control during value-based choice [PDF]
Decision scientists have grown increasingly interested in how people adaptively control their decision making, exploring how metacognitive factors influence how people accumulate evidence and commit to a choice.
Harrison Ritz +2 more
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Latent profiles of advance care planning engagement among Chinese older adults [PDF]
Background Advance Care Planning (ACP) enables older adults to document future care preferences while cognitively competent. In China, ACP adoption remains limited despite aging population pressures, associated with cultural taboos around death, family ...
Wenyu Yue +3 more
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Academic motivation, procrastination, and adjustment: Exploring their impact on student profiles and academic performance. [PDF]
IntroductionSucceeding in entering higher education studies is influenced by motivation, procrastination, and how well students adjust to university life.
Patra Vlachopanou +3 more
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Interpreting politically-charged numerical information: The influence of numeracy and problem difficulty on response accuracy [PDF]
People who possess greater mathematical skills (i.e., numeracy) are generally more accurate in interpreting numerical data than less numerate people.
S. Glenn Baker +4 more
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Network-Motivated Lending Decisions [PDF]
We demonstrate theoretically and empirically that monopolistic or collusive banks will keep lending to a loss-making firm at an interest rate lower than the prime rate if the firm is located in an influential position in an interfirm supply network.
OGURA Yoshiaki, OKUI Ryo, SAITO Yukiko
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Evidence-based cessation assistance increases cessation rates. Activating preferences during decision making could improve effectiveness further. Decision aids (DAs) facilitate deciding by taking preferences into account.
Thomas Gültzow +4 more
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Motivated misremembering of selfish decisions [PDF]
AbstractPeople often prioritize their own interests, but also like to see themselves as moral. How do individuals resolve this tension? One way to both pursue personal gain and preserve a moral self-image is to misremember the extent of one’s selfishness. Here, we test this possibility.
Fehr, Ernst +4 more
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Pain, decisions, and actions: a motivational perspective [PDF]
Because pain signals potential harm to the organism, it immediately attracts attention and motivates decisions and action. However, pain is also subject to motivations-an aspect that has led to considerable changes in our understanding of (chronic) pain over the recent years.
Wiech, K, Tracey, I
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The present study aimed to examine the purchasing styles of consumers buying sports products, driven consumer innovation and the effect of perceived risk on purchasing.
Berna CAN, Ercan POLAT
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Disputable Issues of Civil Procedure Legislation Reform
The article analyzes the legislative initiatives of the procedural legislation aimed at streamlining the judicial process in resolving disputes in civil cases.
A. V. Peters
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