Differences in risk propensity and risk-taking behavior across diurnal preference chronotypes.
- Rebecca Gowen (6729329)
- Allan Filipowicz (6729332)
- Krista K. Ingram (120628)
Publication date
May 2019
DOI Publisher
Public Library of Science (PLoS)Abstract
(A) Risk propensity as measured by the score in the health/safety domain on the DOSPERT. Risk propensity was significantly different across diurnal preference groups (F(2,572) = 11.355, p(B) Risk-taking behavior as measured by the mean number of balloon pumps on the BART. There were no significant effects of self-reported diurnal preference on BART scores (F(2,572) = 2.196, p = 0.112).</p
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