BIG thanks to the coauthors: Lukas Lengersdorff,
@shawnrhoadsphd.bsky.social,
@todorova.bsky.social,
@jonasnitschke.bsky.social, Jamie Druckman,
@madalina.bsky.social, The Many Labs Climate Consortium (i.e., the academic expert forecasters),
@clauslamm.bsky.social, and @jayvanbavel.bsky.social

Link to the preprint: doi.org/10.31234/osf... 5/5

We argue that establishing the effects of acute stress on the separate processes involved in delay discounting, such as reward valuation and prospection, will help to resolve the inconsistencies in the field. 4/5

We find no evidence that stress changes delay discounting compared to control.

We also find no systematic evidence of moderating factors, such as type of stressor or gender/sex of participant, or incentivized and hypothetical decisions. 3/5

We (Forbes, Nitschke, Hochmeister, Kalenscher, & Lamm) did a systematic review and meta-analysis of studies reporting on the effects of acute stress on monetary delay discounting. 💸 2/5