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Is Reliance on the Affect Heuristic Associated With Age?
The Journals Of Gerontology Series BPeer ReviewedJulia Nolte +12021Journals
With age, decision makers rely more on heuristic and affect-based processing. However, age differences have not been quantified with respect to the affect heuristic, which derives judgments based on positive and negative feelings toward stimuli and concepts. This study examined whether reliance on the affect heuristic is associated with age, whether these patterns vary by task type, and which covariates account for age effects.

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