One of the revealing finds of neuroeconomics is that
A) humans are risk-averse.
B) humans weigh risk and reward equally.
C) the neural basis of human decision-making is largely impossible to access.
D) feelings of regret surprisingly do not activate the amygdala.

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Neuroeconomic research suggests that humans tend to be risk-averse, meaning they prefer to avoid losses rather than take risks for potential gains.

One of the Revealing Finds of Neuroeconomics Is That