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As Presented in the Textbookbook, Research on Neuroeconomics Has Shown

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As presented in the textbookbook, research on neuroeconomics has shown that when individuals are presented with present-future choices the


A) analytic system (which weights the future heavily) seems to win out over the limbic system (which weights the present heavily) .
B) limbic system (which weights the present heavily) seems to win out over the analytic system (which weights the future heavily) .
C) limbic system and the analytic system are equally weighted, making the individuals indifferent to the choices presented.
D) limbic system (which weights the future heavily) seems to win out over the analytic system (which weights the present heavily) .

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