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Delayed Reward Discounting

A form of impulsivity related to the increased perceived value of immediate gratification as compared to a larger future reward. The more remote the… 
National Institutes of Health

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2017
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2017
Delay discounting differences in brain activation, connectivity, and structure in individuals with addiction: a systematic review protocol
BackgroundDelayed reward discounting (DRD), the degree to which future rewards are discounted relative to immediate rewards, is… 
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