Policies in sequential decision-making

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<p>Humans often need to make decisions that take future situations into account. This kind of sequential choice entails a trade-off between the present and the future, where decision-makers have to decide to accept or reject the currently available option. The approach-avoidance conflict, on the other hand, is a frequently used framework in psychology to study the behavioral trade-off regarding appetitive and aver...

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7abcdeac-ff2a-5c6f-969e-98174ed97f06

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10.31234/osf.io/76qdy_v2