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A short-form decision-making task preserving value-based choices and their relationship to apathy in older adults
Apathy, or diminished motivation, is increasingly understood as reflecting biases in value-based decision-making. The Everyday Choice Task offers an ecologically grounded setting for investigating this relationship. In this task, older adults rate everyday activities on 19 different value attributes
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