Behavioral outcomes are devalued as a function of the delay until they are experienced. This process, known as delay discounting, is reliably associated with cigarette smoking and other tobacco use. Delay discounting is a potential therapeutic target in tobacco cessation. Thus, understanding how delay discounting influences inter-temporal choice is critical and may lead to efficacious interventions for tobacco use.
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