4. (Lehr #6.10) Shockingly Bad Timing (Loewenstein 1987). Consider the timing of a future bad outcome (v

4. (Lehr #6.10) Shockingly Bad Timing (Loewenstein 1987). Consider the timing of a future bad outcome (v < 0), like receiving a non-lethal, but strong electric shock. Figure 6.6 shows two possible plots ofU(T, v), as given by equation (6.8). (6.8) Periods Outcome is Delayed, T 12 15 a. Figure 6.6 Anticipatory Utility of a Bad in Exercise 6.10 Consider the two curves. ii. If U(T, v) looks like curve C, when is the optimal time T to receive the shock? If U(T, v) looks like curve D, when is the optimal time T to receive the shock?