The effect of time pressure on risky financial decisions from description and decisions from experience.

Pairwise contrasts revealed that the difference in risk-taking between gains and losses at the intermediate ($4.50) payoff variability level was marginally nonsignificant, t (39) = 1.98, p = .054, d = .31.

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For gains, participants tended to select the risky option more often in the high time pressure condition than the low time pressure condition, although this trend failed to reach statistical significance.

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In contrast, gain trials showed a trend in the opposite direction (more risky choices under low time pressure than under high time pressure).

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