In terms of economy, time inconsistency is considered a situation in which the preferences related to decision-makers change during specific periods. Thus, a specific preference can become inconsistentin another period.
This term time-inconsistency has a relationship with behavioral economics. It is said that time inconsistency can be related to different "selves" concerning decision-makers, in which each self represents the decision-maker in another period.
It is A because: <span>According to </span>Schachter and Singer<span>, our </span>emotions<span> are the product of both physical arousal and our thoughts, the result of a biological and cognitive process.</span>
