Neural Affective Mechanisms Predict Market-Level Microlending
Abstract
Humans sometimes share with others whom they may never meet or know, in violation of the dictates of pure self-interest. Research has not established which neuropsychological mechanisms support lending decisions, nor whether their influence extends to markets involving significant financial incentives. In two studies, we found that neural affective mechanisms influence the success of requests for microloans. In a large Internet database of...
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Title
Neural Affective Mechanisms Predict Market-Level Microlending
Published Date
Jul 17, 2015
Journal
Volume
26
Issue
9
Pages
1411 - 1422
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