Subadditive Discounting
Subadditive Discounting is a temporal discounting phenomenon in intertemporal choice whereby the subjective discounting of a delayed reward increases disproportionately when the delay is divided into subintervals, leading to a higher overall discount rate compared to the undivided delay.
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Russell A. Barkley, Gwenyth H. Edwards, Margaret Laneri et al. · Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology · 2001 · 636 citations
Is Time-Discounting Hyperbolic or Subadditive?
Daniel Read · Journal of Risk and Uncertainty · 2001 · 451 citations
The psychology of intertemporal tradeoffs.
Marc Scholten, Daniel Read · Psychological Review · 2010 · 241 citations
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