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Non-instrumental information has limited effects on bet size in risky decisions

2026-08-05

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Recent research has suggested that the availability of non-instrumental information about the outcome of a risky choice increases risk appetite. In this study, we aimed to perform a conceptual replication of these findings and to examine the cognitive mechanisms underlying this effect. Across two experiments (N = 150, 102), we presented participants with mathematically fair gambles and allowed them to choose the s...

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fac176ac-7c31-56ed-baae-4098f78b03f4
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10.64898/2026.07.30.741906
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