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Victims' time discounting 2.5 years after the Wenchuan earthquake: an ERP study.

PLoS One · 2012 · PMC3390369 · PMID 22792277

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Additionally, fewer trials involving an SS loss were chosen in the earthquake-devastated (72.8%) than in non-devastated (75.4%) area, but this did not reach statistical significance ( p >0.05).

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The results indicated that, when facing the choice between a sooner and smaller (SS) gain/loss and a later and larger (LL) one, more people after the earthquake compared with before tended to prefer the SS gain and LL loss, but the effect in the loss domain failed to reach statistical significance.

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