Reply to Letter to the EditorTestosterone–cortisol interactions and risk-taking: A reply to Hayes et al.
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Pranjal Mehta is supported by a National Science Foundation grant (#1451848). The funding sponsor was not involved in the writing of this letter or in the decision to submit it for publication.
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