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ArticleThe sign effect in temporal discounting does not require the hippocampus

Virginie M. Patt2024

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The sign effect in temporal discounting does not require the hippocampus

Virginie M. Patt · Caroline C. Strang · Mieke H. Verfaellie

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Year2024

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Published2024-04-19

VenueNeuropsychologia

ISSN-L0028-3932

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