Expert Financial Advice Neurobiologically “Offloads” Financial Decision-Making under Risk

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Expert Financial Advice Neurobiologically “Offloads” Financial Decision-Making under Risk https://t.co/ZsqPuD9L8Q

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If people are risk-averse, expert advice can easily change their minds. https://t.co/HJ1abXWJtb https://t.co/XjSwnm8uZL

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Expert advice is to “offload” the calculation of value of decision options from the individual's brain https://t.co/e5zbK3IYDs

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One effect of expert advice is to “offload” the calculation of expected utility from the individual's #brain https://t.co/ZsqPuCS9Kg

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Study: decision-making centers of our brains slow or even shut down while receiving advice from an expert #mktg http://t.co/7Kq7skDGTb

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