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Charting Expectations About Economic Gains and Losses Across Adulthood
Expectations about changes of one’s economic situation impact motivation and decision making. Yet, little is known about how people think about economic changes across adulthood. In this study, participants (N = 1,045) aged 18–88 years from Germany and Switzerland charted their expectations about (a
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