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        To close the study and record your responses, please click on the link at the end of this debriefing. <br> <br>
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        <b>Explanation of this type of research</b><br>
        By participating in this study,
        you have helped support research in the field of behavioral and experimental economics.
        Research in this field aims to understand how people form and make decisions,
        and then seeks to improve microeconomic models that predict how people behave.
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        <b>More detailed description of the study</b> <br>
        In this study, we aim to understand how people evaluate the risk of lotteries
        and how they compare outcomes received at different points in time.
        Understanding decision-making related to lotteries and risk in general
        provides important insights into how people behave in an uncertain world.
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        You can find more information about the study here:
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        <li> Rieger, M. O., Wang, M., & Hens, T. (2015). Risk Preferences Around the World. Management Science, 61(3), 637–648. https://doi.org/10.1287/mnsc.2013.1869</li>
        <li> Andreoni, J., & Sprenger, C. (2012). Risk Preferences Are Not Time Preferences. American Economic Review, 102(7), 3357–3376. https://doi.org/10.1257/aer.102.7.3357</li>
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        If you have further questions, you can contact:
        Marco ISLAM: marco.islam@nek.lu.se
        Enrico DIECIDUE: enrico.diecidue@insead.edu
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        <b>About the Sorbonne University-INSEAD Center</b> <br>
        The Sorbonne University-INSEAD Center is dedicated to behavioral research.
        Since it opened in 2002, over 101,000 people have participated in studies at the center.
        Research conducted at the center by researchers from INSEAD, Sorbonne University,
        and HEC has led to more than 140 publications in scientific journals
        and has helped PhD students obtain their doctorates.
        Research methods include questionnaires, computer tasks, or observations of group behavior.
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        <b>The researchers</b><br>
        Marco Islam is a PhD student in the Department of Economics at Lund University in Sweden.
        He became a postgraduate student in 2017 after earning his Master's degree from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark.
        Marco’s research focuses on the intersection of behavioral and environmental economics. He is interested in long-term decision-making and decision-making under uncertainty.
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        Enrico Diecidue is a Professor of Decision Sciences at INSEAD.
        He earned his PhD in 2001 from Tilburg University in the Netherlands.
        His research focuses on decision-making under uncertainty.
        He is interested in the role of regret, aspiration levels, and time in individual decisions.
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