Risky-choice framing and its null effect on integral emotions

The effects of risky-choice framing are well-established and have been demonstrated in several decision contexts. Recent research has pointed to a role for affect emotions framing, but those findings may influenced by carry-over due the use multiple problems. In one-off decision, on remain unclear. This article extends literature using Emotion-Imbued Choice model investigate whether integral fear anger can account decision. two studies involving about internet connectivity human lives respectively, we expected higher levels participants who chose certain option positive condition as compared negative condition, also risky condition. Our did not support these hypotheses suggest that emotions. We explained our proposing choice architecture involved prevents from becoming attached options because it offers less effortful tactic than considering one’s emotional response options. call future this possibility consider demand characteristics conducting problems online.