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Trial-wise exposure to visual appetitive cues increases physiological arousal but not temporal discounting

2021-07-26

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Humans and many animals devalue future rewards as a function of time (temporal discounting). Increased discounting has been linked to various psychiatric conditions, including substance-use-disorders, behavioral addictions and obesity. Despite its high intra-individual stability, temporal discounting is partly under contextual control. One prominent manipulation that has been linked to increases in discounting is...

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Literature Corpus work: 4f371098-a9fe-54fc-8996-d6bbe0569689
DOI: 10.1101/2021.07.24.452477

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