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- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB classification A2.
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB date "2022".
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB language "eng".
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB type journalArticle.
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB hasPart 01GRK0ZNA9NW7VMHST7KKTVPQ9.pdf.
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB subject "Social Sciences".
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB doi "10.1037/dec0000192".
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB issn "2325-9965".
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB issn "2325-9973".
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB issue "4".
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB volume "9".
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB abstract "While strong claims have been made that testosterone increases risk-taking, the existing literature is inconclusive. Thus, our experiment aimed at addressing some shortcomings of previous work. First, risk-taking was assessed using the Columbia Card Task, which allows to decompose overt risk-taking into three task factors-gain amount, loss amount, and the probability of losing-in both a dynamic, more affective ("hot") and a static, more deliberative ("cold") decision-making context. Second, we conducted a testosterone administration study in 80 females using a triple-blind (i.e., blinded participants, experimenters, and data-analysts), placebo-controlled, randomized, between-subjects design to investigate the causal effect of exogenous testosterone on risk-taking. Reviewers were also blind to the treatment conditions during the reviews. Third, we preregistered our analyses. We investigated (a) the main effect of testosterone, (b) the influence of gain amount, loss amount, and the probability of losing on risky decision-making, each in a more affective and more deliberative decision-making context, and (c) whether testosterone moderated any of those effects. Although we replicated previous studies showing that risk-taking was affected by gains, losses, probabilities, and decision-making context, we found no evidence for a main or interaction effect involving testosterone. This finding was further supported by our meta-analysis, which suggests that the effect of administered testosterone on risk-taking in women is smaller than a small effect size. In conclusion, these results provide no evidence for an effect of exogenous testosterone on decision-making under risk, raising some doubts about the commonly suggested direct link between the two.".
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB author 7ca94ce0-a453-11ea-8d65-9397f85aaa5f.
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB author urn:uuid:191920c0-7416-439a-aa27-816224838e09.
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB author urn:uuid:62bf31f0-a769-42f0-8b9f-068eafd165e4.
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB author urn:uuid:a7373651-a8b5-4000-9d0e-8ddb467e16d4.
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB author urn:uuid:c6bc9347-c831-40d0-80bf-8a8b7d1a5d4c.
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB author urn:uuid:c9d695b6-24c2-43ec-98c2-6b9952b1a0df.
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB dateCreated "2023-02-06T09:28:40Z".
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB dateModified "2024-07-09T15:49:21Z".
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB name "No evidence for a causal effect of exogenous testosterone on risky decision-making in women : an experiment and meta-analysis".
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB pagination urn:uuid:504aea17-3d34-4700-91c1-de99d29bf682.
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB sameAs LU-01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB.
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB sourceOrganization urn:uuid:61b57baf-8a06-438f-b4a3-306cb4229ad7.
- 01GRK0WPQQW93YKDZ5T3RHPYBB type A2.