Is Talk “Cheap”? An Initial Investigation of the Equivalence of Alcohol Purchase Task Performance for Hypothetical and Actual Rewards

Amlung, Michael; Acker, John; M. Stojek, Monika; G. Murphy, James; MacKillop, James

doi:10.1111/j.1530-0277.2011.01656.x

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Is Talk “Cheap”? An Initial Investigation of the Equivalence of Alcohol Purchase Task Performance for Hypothetical and Actual Rewards

Published in Alcoholism Clinical and Experimental Research • Oct 21, 2011

Authors:

Michael Amlung

John Acker

Monika M. Stojek

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Behavioral economic alcohol purchase tasks (APTs) are self-report measures of alcohol demand that assess estimated consumption at escalating levels of price. However, the relationship between estimated performance for hypothetical outcomes and choices for actual outcomes has not been det...

Subject

Alcohol

Alcohol consumption

Psychology

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