A long-running debate about the developmental trajectory of delay discounting has received
growing attention since 1994. Relevant theories, ranging from developmental psychology …

A number of developmental theories have been proposed that make differential predictions
about the links between age and temporal discounting, or the devaluation of future rewards …

Myopia involves giving disproportionate weight to outcomes that occur close to the present.
Myopia in people's evaluations of political outcomes and proposals threatens effective …

How much we value the welfare of others has critical implications for the collective good.
Yet, it is unclear what leads people to make more or less equal decisions about the welfare …

Intertemporal choice involves deciding between smaller, sooner and larger, later rewards.
People tend to prefer smaller rewards that are available earlier to larger rewards available …

Intertemporal decision-making has long been assumed to measure self-control, with
prominent theories treating choices of smaller, sooner rewards as failed attempts to override …

Autobiographical memory (AM) involves a rich phenomenological re-experiencing of a
spatio-temporal event from the past, which is challenging to objectively quantify. The …

In the past decade, decision neuroscience and neuroeconomics have developed many new
insights in the study of decision making. This review provides an overarching update on how …

People tend to discount the value of future rewards as the delay to receiving them increases.
This phenomenon, known as temporal discounting, may underlie many impulsive behaviors …

People vary in their temporal discounting, the tendency to prefer smaller, sooner rewards
over larger, later rewards. Higher temporal discounting (ie, more impatience) is associated …