Exploring psychopathy traits on intertemporal decision-making, neurophysiological correlates, and emotions on time estimation in community adults

Moreira, Diana; Azeredo, Andreia; Barros, S. C. C.; Barbosa, Fernando

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2022.e09792

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“…thus leaving an open question as to whether the effect of language on future-orientation is caused by a cognitive cue related to FTR or an emotion reduction related to FLE. Future studies may also measure emotional responses involved in intertemporal decision by using physiological measurements such as pupil response (Thoma & Baum, 2019) or neurophysiological elements (Moreira, Azeredo, Barros, & Barbosa, 2022).…”

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How a second language and its future time reference impacts intertemporal decision: A holistic perspective

Zhang

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Since globalization, using second languages (L2) to make decisions about future is more common than ever. In this study, we tested the merged effect of two language features, i.e., the future-time reference (FTR) and L2, on intertemporal decision and its indirect mediators, future orientation, and subjective future perception. As a pair of languages with different FTR, English (strong-FTR) has a clear grammatical separation between present and future, while Chinese (weak-FTR) does not. Here, Chinese first language (L1) speakers made intertemporal decisions using either Chinese (L1) or English (L2). Across three studies (N = 1022) and an internal meta-analysis, we found that using a strong-FTR L2 did not change participants’ intertemporal preference but did reduce their future orientation. These findings highlight a holistic perspective merging language features, outcome variables and measurement methods. These findings also imply a need for caution to use second language as nudge strategy in intertemporal decision-making.

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Section: Limitations and Future Directionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

How a second language and its future time reference impacts intertemporal decision: A holistic perspective

Zhang

et al. 2023

Bilingualism

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Exploring psychopathy traits on intertemporal decision-making, neurophysiological correlates, and emotions on time estimation in community adults

Cited by 1 publication

References 136 publications

How a second language and its future time reference impacts intertemporal decision: A holistic perspective

How a second language and its future time reference impacts intertemporal decision: A holistic perspective

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