Behavioral trainings and manipulations to reduce delay discounting: A systematic review.

Psychon Bull Rev · 2019 · PMC6863952 · PMID 31270766

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One experiment (9%) showed a trend toward a decrease in DD ( p = .056), but did not convincingly show effects of the connection to future (self) manipulation on DD.

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