Psychology

The effect of future self-continuity on intertemporal decision making: a mediated moderating model

Y. Yang, L. Zhang, et al.

This fascinating study by Ying Yang, Liangxiangwan Zhang, Weiguo Qu, and Wei Fan delves into how self-concept clarity can shape our decisions over time. Discover how future self-continuity affects the way we value future outcomes and the intriguing interplay that moderates our decision-making process. Explore the insights that could change the way you think about your future!

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