Previous studies explored the possibility to use cognitive strategies to bias economic
decisions by altering their emotional impact. One emerging question, but yet unsolved, is …

characterized demonstrations of the relationship between emotions and economic choices
famously showed that damage to particular neural areas can radically bias decision making …

Emotion plays an important role in human social and economic decision-making. Only in the
last few decades has this view been accepted in mainstream research by economists and …

Although recent economic models of human decision making have recognised the role of
emotion as an important biasing factor, the impact of incidental emotion on decisions has …

We present here the concept of rational emotions: Emotions may be directly controlled and
utilized in a conscious, analytic fashion, enabling an individual to size up a situation, to …

Recent dual-process models of decision making have suggested that emotion plays an
important role in decision making; however, the impact of incidental moods (ie, emotions …

Emotion suppression is a form of emotion regulation defined as the conscious inhibition of
emotionally expressive behavior while emotionally aroused. Previous research has shown …

We present recent evidence supporting the idea that emotions promote specific behaviors in
an organism and that incidental emotion or affective cues will bias choices towards actions …

To understand how emotional experiences affect general strategic preferences, we
assessed participants' preferred strategies of regulating emotional responses to previewed …

Choice behavior is considered the fundamental means by which individuals exert control
over their environments. One important choice domain that remains virtually unexplored is …