Time Unpacking Effect on Intertemporal Decision-Making: Does the Effect Change with Emotional State and Choice Valence?

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Experimental Design and Procedures The experiment adopted a mixed design of 3 (ET: positive, neutral, or negative; between-subject) × 2 (time unpacking: yes or no; within-subject) × 2 (choice valence: gain or loss; within-subject). Participants were randomly assigned to the positive (n = 31), negative (n = 30), and neutral ET conditions (n = 26) to complete the experiment run by E-prime 2.0 on computer. procedure.zip is the procedure of experiment. data.xlsx is the result. data.R is data preprocessing coding. anova.R is anova coding.

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