According to behavioral economics, participants in a half-marathon are likely to have trained
A)more than they planned and run faster than they anticipated.
B)more than they planned but run slower than they anticipated.
C)less than they planned and run slower than they anticipated.
D)less than they planned but run faster than they anticipated.

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Behavioral economics suggests that people often overestimate their future self-control and motivation, leading them to train less than planned and perform worse than anticipated.

According to Behavioral Economics, Participants in a Half-Marathon Are Likely