Prudence, emotional state, personality and cognitive ability
We report an experiment to consider the emotional correlates of prudent decision making. In the experiment, we present subjects with lotteries and measure their emotional response with facial recognition software. They then make binary choices between risky lotteries that distinguish prudent from im...
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doaj-ae0164ef8a1649e4a42fc5d0d0fbefda2020-11-24T23:23:02ZengFrontiers Media S.A.Frontiers in Psychology1664-10782016-10-01710.3389/fpsyg.2016.01688217103Prudence, emotional state, personality and cognitive abilityAdriana Breaban0Gijs van de Kuilen1Charles Noussair2Tilburg UniversityTilburg UniversityUniversity of ArizonaWe report an experiment to consider the emotional correlates of prudent decision making. In the experiment, we present subjects with lotteries and measure their emotional response with facial recognition software. They then make binary choices between risky lotteries that distinguish prudent from imprudent individuals. They also perform tasks to measure their cognitive ability and a number of personality characteristics. We find that a more negative emotional state correlates with greater prudence. Higher cognitive ability and less conscientiousness is also associated with greater prudence.http://journal.frontiersin.org/Journal/10.3389/fpsyg.2016.01688/fullDecision MakingEmotionsPersonalitycognitive abilityprudence |
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We report an experiment to consider the emotional correlates of prudent decision making. In the experiment, we present subjects with lotteries and measure their emotional response with facial recognition software. They then make binary choices between risky lotteries that distinguish prudent from imprudent individuals. They also perform tasks to measure their cognitive ability and a number of personality characteristics. We find that a more negative emotional state correlates with greater prudence. Higher cognitive ability and less conscientiousness is also associated with greater prudence. |
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Decision Making Emotions Personality cognitive ability prudence |
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