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Individual differences in skewed financial risk taking across the adult life span

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Description: We examined adult age differences in choice and neural activity as individuals considered risky gambles. Gambles were symmetric (50% chance of modest win or loss), positively-skewed (25% chance of large gain), or negatively-skewed (25% chance of large loss).

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