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Anxiety and decision-making: Toward a neuroeconomics perspective

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  • Andrei C. Miu
  • Mircea Miclea
  • Daniel Houser

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Purpose – This chapter focuses on individual differences in anxiety, by reviewing its neurobiology, cognitive effects, with an emphasis on decision-making, and recent developments in neuroeconomics. Methodology – A review and discussion of anxiety and decision-making research. Practical implications – This chapter argues that by making the step from emotional states to individual differences in emotion, neuroeconomics can extend its neurobiological roots and outreach its current clinical relevance. Value of chapter – This chapter contributes to the literature on individual differences in emotion and their effects on decision-making, which is increasingly important in mainstream behavioral economics and neuroeconomics.

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  • Andrei C. Miu & Mircea Miclea & Daniel Houser, 2008. "Anxiety and decision-making: Toward a neuroeconomics perspective," Advances in Health Economics and Health Services Research, in: Neuroeconomics, pages 55-84, Emerald Group Publishing Limited.
  • Handle: RePEc:eme:aheszz:s0731-2199(08)20003-8
    DOI: 10.1016/S0731-2199(08)20003-8
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