Boredom proneness is associated with noisy decision-making, not risk-taking.

There was, however, a marginally significant ( p = 0.06) effect of boredom proneness on risky behavior, such that risky behavior was reduced with increasing levels of boredom proneness (i.e., the opposite effect relative to literature on boredom proneness and self-reported risk-taking) (Table 8 ).

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