When pursuing hedonic experiences leads to less hedonic outcomes: Hedonic sampling drives the persistence of false beliefs in reward-rich food environments.
When pursuing hedonic experiences leads to less hedonic outcomes: Hedonic sampling drives the persistence of false beliefs in reward-rich food environments.
Arnd Florack, Niklas Pivecka, Sonja Kunz
Journal
Journal of Experimental Psychology Applied
Topics
Biochemical Analysis and Sensing Techniques
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When pursuing hedonic experiences leads to less hedonic outcomes: Hedonic sampling drives the persistence of false beliefs in reward-rich food environments.
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When pursuing hedonic experiences leads to less hedonic outcomes: Hedonic sampling drives the persistence of false beliefs in reward-rich food environments. — Arnd Florack, Niklas Pivecka, et al. · Journal of Experimental Psychology Applied (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS