Choice Repetition Bias in Intertemporal Choice: An Eye‐Tracking Study
Ulrike Senftleben,
Martin Schoemann,
Stefan Scherbaum
Abstract:Intertemporal choices (i.e., the choice between a sooner available but smaller reward and a later available but larger reward) were initially thought to reflect stable preferences for immediate or delayed rewards. However, recently, it has been shown that intertemporal choices are influenced by factors such as context variables and attentional processes. Here, we investigate if another factor, the choice repetition bias, affects decision making and attentional processes in intertemporal choice. The choice repe… Show more
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