Recent theories propose that testosterone should be positively related to risk-taking, but
empirical support is mixed. Building on the dual-hormone hypothesis, the present research …

Temporal discounting is a phenomenon where a reward loses its value as a function of time
(eg, a reward is more valuable immediately than when it delays in time). This is a type of …

Functions associated with processing reward‐related information are fundamental drivers of
motivation, learning, and goal‐directed behavior. Such functions have been classified as the …

Delay discounting is a stable trait measure of impulsivity. Engaging in episodic future
thinking (EFT) can reduce discounting, but whether individual differences in discounting are …

Episodic Future Thinking has proven efficient in reducing impulsive behavior in several adult
populations. Whether it also has a beneficial impact on decision making in adolescents is …

Impairments in choosing optimally between immediate and delayed rewards are associated
with numerous psychiatric disorders. Such 'intertemporal'choice is influenced by genetic and …

The study explores the hormonal influences on entrepreneurial opportunity persuasion
decisions (OPD). It also analyzes how behavioural psychology influences the …

Testosterone has been suggested to influence individuals' economic decision making, yet
the effects of testosterone on economic behavior are not well-understood and existing …

The onset of adolescence is associated with an increase in transgressive behaviours—from
juvenile delinquency to substance use and unprotected sex—that are often attributed to …

The present study aimed to extend the original focus of the dual-hormone hypothesis on
testosterone and cortisol involvement in risk-taking to other sex hormones: estrogen and …