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Effort discounting of environmental and personal outcomes in a consequential decision-making task
Effort investment is an important barrier that keeps individuals from engaging in pro-environmental behaviors and previous studies revealed that expected cognitive effort can reduce motivation for pro-environmental goals. The current study sought to investigate whether effort changes the shape of th
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