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Lack of time, a large daily agenda and the high speed of events characterize the 21st century.\nIn this context, in an attempt to look for wellbeing, this paper examines the effect\nof the interaction between the pressure of time and the amount of options in the levels of\npostponement of decision taking. By using the experimental method, there was evidence\nthat the amount of options is an important moderator of the effects of time pressure over\nthe delay of decisions. Furthermore, it has also been detected that the effect and activation\nof information related to the decision to be taken (priming effect) may eliminate the effect\ngenerated by the amount of options.
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