Research

Published

1.  Ma, J. T., Wang, L., Chen, L. N., He, Q., Sun, Q. Z., Sun, H. Y., & Jiang, C. M. (2021). Comparing mixed intertemporal tradeoffs with pure gains or pure losses. Judgment and Decision Making, 16(3), 709-728. (ABS3)

2. Jiang, C. M., Wang, L., Ma, J. T., Chen, L. N., & He, Q. (2020). Gain - Loss Asymmetry of Intertemporal Choices: From Effects to Psychological Process. Chinese Journal of Applied Psychology, 27(01), 66-74+83. (CSSCI)

3. He, Q., Chen, L. N., & Jiang, C. M. (2022). Better Quality, More Patience: The Influence of Different Quality Goods of the Same Kind on Intertemporal Choice. Journal of Psychological Science, 45 (03),679-686. (CSSCI)

4. Jiang, C. M., Chen, L. N., Ma, J. T., Wang, L., He, Q., Sun, Q. Z., & Sun, H. Y. (2023). Comparison of Preferences for Sequences of Consumption with that of Money: The Mediating Role of Goal Salience. Journal of Psychological Science, 46(2), 1-8. (CSSCI)

5. Jiang, C. M., Chen, L. N., Luo, Q., Wang, W., Zhou, J., & Ma, J. T. (2025). The token undermining effect: When and why adding a small reward to a dated outcome makes it less preferred. British Journal of Psychology, 116(2), 386-408. (ABS3)

6. Sun, H. Y., Chen, L. N., Zhang, Q., & Jiang, C. M. (2025). The effect of ego depletion on intertemporal decision making:  Explanation from attribute-based models. Current Psychology, 44, 3263–3279. (SSCI)

Work in progress / Under review

1. Chen, L. N., Ma, J. T., Huang, J. H., Wu, A., Jiang, C. M., & Sun, H. Y. Attentional Mechanism Underlying Asymmetric Subjective Opportunity Cost Effect in Intertemporal Choice: Explanation based on attribute-based models. Journal of Behavioral Decision Making  (under review)

2. Yang, X. J., Yu, S. Q., Chen, L. N., & Jiang, C. M. Are Employees More Generous When Their Superiors Donate? The Mediating Role of Perceived Disadvantage. Acta Psychologica Sinica (under review)

3.  Chen, L. N., Wang, L., Yu, S. Q., & Jiang, C. M. Preference for Improving Sequence of Intertemporal Choice: The Influence of Self-Relevance. Experimental Economics  (under review)

4. More is less effect: When and How It Nudges People to Prefer Delayed Options  (With Chengming Jiang).

5. Do ranks shape patience (With Daniel Read).