The study of brain mechanisms at work during economic decision making is called
A) symbolic cuing.
B) conjunction searches.
C) free will.
D) neuroeconomics.

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Neuroeconomics is specifically concerned with investigating the neural and psychological processes that underlie economic decision making. Symbolic cuing and conjunction searches are not directly related to the study of economic decision making. While free will may play a role in decision making, it is not the focus of the study of neuroeconomics.

The Study of Brain Mechanisms at Work During Economic Decision