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Neurophysiological correlates of time estimation in delay discounting
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Steep delay discounting behavior is associated with detrimental life outcomes, like addictive behaviors. It has been suggested that differences in time estimation abilities could underlie these detrimental behaviors. The research question this paper investigates is whether an association exists betw
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