… regret trials the counterfactual prize (the prize in the unchosen box) was better than the prize
in the … , and on relief trials the counterfactual prize was worse than the actual prize. Children …

… the development of the counterfactual emotions of regret and … In regret trials they always
received the best prize from that … chosen the alternative gamble, whereas in relief trials the other …

… We found an association between regretting not waiting on the first day and the … the
development of regret is of practical significance, because such understanding could feed into the …

… As we have said, the well-known formal models of the role of regret have focused on
anticipated regret (Bell, 1982; Loomes & Sugden, 1982); accounts of experienced …

… been the case in the decision-making literature, where the … whether they are likely to lead to
regret. In economics, there is … to capture the idea that we aim to minimise the future regret we …

… Considering the evidence that children experience regret earlier than relief, we identified …
, we investigated the reported lag between the development of experience of regret and relief. …

… In this article the concept of regret is defined and explicated on the … as to include all the
relevant phenomena and sufficiently … the development of a psychology of regret will be explored. …

… a model of regret, representing the aspects of regret that we consider as … the systematic
review and the evaluation of each instrument, in relation to the recent conceptualizations of regret…

… pattern to the experience of regret. Actions, or errors of commission, generate more regret
in the short term; but inactions, or errors of omission, produce more regret in the long run. …

… that embrace the most important comments on our regret regulation theory. These topics
are the feeling-is-for-doing approach on which regret regulation theory rests, the importance of …