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Evidence for post-decisional conflict monitoring in delay discounting
Choice impulsivity can be measured by offering a sequence of various binary choices between smaller, immediately available rewards and larger, later available rewards. An individual’s delay discount (DD) rate reflects the aggregate decision-making tendency. Given the broad spectrum of disorders asso
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