"Life is Uncertain, eat Desert First”: Associations Between Early Adversity, Health-Behaviours, Risk-Taking and Temporal Discounting

Jeanette Hadaschik*, Mariëlle Stel (Contributor), Karlijn Massar (Contributor), Robert A.C. Ruiter (Contributor)

*Corresponding author for this work

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