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Regulation of choice behavior : an experiment investigating the hypothesis that people bundle sequences of expected rewards
This thesis discusses reward bundling as a process that enables decision makers to self-regulate their choice behavior. Most empirical work on intertemporal choice has focused on analyzing impulsive choice. Less effort has been dedicated to explanations of how individuals manage to overcome self-def...
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School of Economics
2015
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