Loewenstein, similarly, is inclined to see the procrastinator as led astray by the "visceral" rewards of the present.

相似地，卢文斯基倾向于把拖延者看作是“不假思索”地被当下的回报所迷惑了。

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"The nightmares for a tightwad are sushi by the piece or a taxi where you have to watch the meter running," Loewenstein says.

Loewenstein说：“对于一个吝啬鬼而言，噩梦可能就是看到寿司涨价或者打车的时候看到计价器在飞涨”。

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With big-ticket items, you never want to buy on impulse, warns George Loewenstein, a behavioral economist at Carnegie Mellon University.

“跟着年夜宗商品，你永久都不想购买激昂，”乔治列文斯坦告诫说，在卡内基梅隆年夜学的行动经济学家。

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Consider this forthcoming research by Loewenstein, Roberto Weber and John Hamman, all of Carnegie Mellon.

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If you tell somebody not to think about white elephants, Loewenstein notes, they will do exactly that.

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"You don't get mistakes this big based on stupidity alone, " says George Loewenstein of Carnegie Mellon University.

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