… have confirmed the impact of scarcity on executive functions such as inhibitory … scarcity of
resources, ignoring subjective perceived scarcity. Moreover, empirical studies focus on scarcity’…

… current financial scarcity using questions that assess five aspects of perceived inability to …
We used path analysis to test our primary hypothesis that higher financial scarcity is associated …

… scarcity, there is a benefit to scarcity in people’s perception of value. Decades of research
in behavioral economics have revealed many biases and heuristics that affect the perception …

… Consequences of scarcity: The impact of perceived scarcity on executive functioning and
its neural basis. Frontiers in Neuroscience, 17, 1158544. https://doi.org/10.3389/fnins.…

… stress in the relationship between financial scarcity and executive function. In addition to a
… perceptions of resource scarcity and bias attention to high calorie foods, however it is also …

… Attention, memory, and executive function were chosen as pillars of cognition with … impact
of scarcity on cognition of this specific population, who are likely to perceive scarcity differently …

… perceived scarcity affects the decision-making process, particularly with regard to risky decisions.
Whether perceived scarcity … to examine the effect of perceived scarcity on risky choices. …

… and the key role of perceived scarcity. Thus, our study aims to explore whether perceived
scarcity influences individuals’ psychology and behaviors and how this mechanism works. …

… scarcity has been linked with cognitive performance. Furthermore, we discuss why some
empirical evidence on perceived … and cognitive function, introducing perceived economic …

… In particular, we focused on scarcity-induced cognitive load as a function of seemingly minor
changes in the size of financial shocks, time-distance to payday, and the role of uncertainty …