The very poor in developing countries often make intertemporal choices that seem at odds with their individual self-interest. There are many possible reasons why. We investigate several of these reaso
Dataset for "Chronic DBS of the NAcc region disrupts the stability of intertemporal preferences". Shortterm intertemporal choice data corresponds to T2.1 vs T2.2 sessions in controls and DBS on vs.
Standard models of intertemporal choice assume that individuals discount future payoffs by integrating reward amounts and time delays to generate a discounted value. Alternative models propose that, r
