Affective neuroscience has helped guide research and theory development in judgment and
decision-making by revealing the role of emotional processes in choice behavior, especially …

We investigated the neural correlates of subjective valuations during a task involving risky
choices about lotteries. Because expected value was held constant across all lotteries …

Existing internet gaming disorder (IGD)-related research has focused on impulsive and
control systems separately, with little research conducted to explicitly explore these two …

Human decision‐making involving independent events is often biased and affected by prior
outcomes. Using a controlled task that allows us to manipulate prior outcomes, the present …

Behavior and experience are organized around the pursuit and enjoyment of goals.
Accordingly, this chapter first discusses basic motivational concepts that address the …

Middle adolescence is the period of development during which youth begin to engage in
health risk behaviors such as delinquent behavior and substance use. A promising …

Behavioral economists have proposed that money illusion, which is a deviation from
rationality in which individuals engage in nominal evaluation, can explain a wide range of …

The ability to resist current temptations in favor of long-term benefits is a critical human
capacity. Despite the extensive studies on the neural mechanisms of intertemporal choices …

Although altruistic behaviors, eg, sacrificing one's own interests to alleviate others' suffering,
are widely observed in human society, altruism varies greatly across individuals. Such …

To explain human financial risk taking, economic, and finance theories typically refer to the
mathematical properties of financial options, whereas psychological theories have …