ANALYSIS OF DELAY DISCOUNTING AS A PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASURE OF SUSTAINABLE BEHAVIOR

As concerns regarding the current and future state of the planet continue to grow, the need to understand the behavioral mechanisms that underlie behaviors linked to large-scale delayed outcomes becomes more critical. Delay discounting refers to decline in the subjective value of stimuli as the dela...

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Published in:Behavior and social issues 2015-01, Vol.24, p.187
Main Authors: Hirsh, Jamie L, Costello, Mack S, Fuqua, R Wayne
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description As concerns regarding the current and future state of the planet continue to grow, the need to understand the behavioral mechanisms that underlie behaviors linked to large-scale delayed outcomes becomes more critical. Delay discounting refers to decline in the subjective value of stimuli as the delay-interval to access those stimuli increases. In this article, the relevance of delay discounting to issues of sustainability is explored, in addition to other relevant behavioral explanations of the issue. The research on delay discounting and related processes is summarized, specifically research that relates discounting and sustainability issues. Implications for behavior change and future research are discussed.
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