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Genes and Human Decision-Makingin the field of neuroeconomics. Although genetic studies in neuroeconomics are scarce to date, interest in and use of, genetic designs is increasing. This popularity is based on the huge potential of genetic research. The collection of data is more naturalistic as it is not restricted to the laborat

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Monoamines and Decision-Making Under Risksn-making that violates normative economics theory. It is expected that the field of neuroeconomics will be merged with neurotransmitter research and clinical neuroscience. Here, we provide an overview of recent molecular neuroimaging studies to understand how central monoamine transmission is relate

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How the Experience of Time Shapes Decision-Makingnes how strongly attention is directed to time. A stronger emphasis on the present perspective at the expense of the future perspective—as seen in impulsive individuals—leads to a stronger focus on the passage of time in waiting situations. This in turn causes longer estimates of duration. In intert

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Framing Effects: Behavioral Dynamics and Neural Basisand marketing researchers. Framing effects epitomize the power of linguistic subtlety in regulating decision-making, showing that different ways of framing, phrasing, or presenting virtually identical choice options systematically affect risk preference, evaluation of experience, and persuasiveness