Steep delay discounting is characterized by a preference for small immediate outcomes
relative to larger delayed outcomes and is predictive of drug abuse, risky sexual behaviors …

Impulsive and risky decision-making peaks in adolescence, and is consistently associated
with the neurodevelopmental disorder Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) …

Background The interval between adolescence and adulthood,'emerging adulthood'(EA),
lays the foundation for lifelong health and well‐being. To date, there exist little empirical data …

Intertemporal choice involves deciding between smaller, sooner and larger, later rewards.
People tend to prefer smaller rewards that are available earlier to larger rewards available …

When choosing between sooner–smaller and later–larger rewards (ie, intertemporal
choices), adults typically prefer later–larger rewards more often than children. Intertemporal …

A growing body of literature has demonstrated that motivation influences cognitive
processing. The breadth of these effects is extensive and span influences of reward …

Extensive neuroimaging research has attempted to identify neural correlates and predictors
of decision impulsivity. However, the nature and extent of decision impulsivity-brain …

Background Neural activation during reward processing is thought to underlie critical
behavioral changes that take place during the transition to adolescence (eg, learning, risk …

In the past decade, decision neuroscience and neuroeconomics have developed many new
insights in the study of decision making. This review provides an overarching update on how …

Delay discounting is a measure of impulsive choice relevant in adolescence as it predicts
many real-life outcomes, including obesity and academic achievement. However, resting …