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Temporal discount rates in decision making are influenced by cognitive ability and age
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Multiple empirical investigations confirm that temporal discount rates vary significantly across the lifespan and are influenced by underlying cognitive processes and neurodevelopmental factors.

Evidence for · 3
2025 · cited by 1
This study demonstrates that delay discounting rates exhibit nonlinear variations across the lifespan from ages 9 to 82, linking age-related differences directly to variations in subjective time perception.
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The retrieved papers provide robust support for the claim. Paper [0] demonstrates lifespan developmental changes in delay discounting linked to subjective time perception across ages 9-82. Paper [5] shows how cognitive load alters temporal discounting dynamics. Paper [7] examines delay discounting while controlling for age and cognitive factors, reinforcing the neurodevelopmental basis of intertemporal choice. No papers refute the claim.

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2026 · cited by 0
This research shows that cognitive load and individual differences in cognitive/affective states significantly influence temporal discounting and valuation dynamics.
2026 · cited by 0
This neurodevelopmental study accounts for age and cognitive factors while showing that structural brain morphology associated with cognitive control modulates individual delay discounting rates.
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