Regret is a negative emotion that individuals experience when they perceive the actual
outcome of a given situation to be less desirable than the counterfactual outcome …

Regret is a common emotion that has important links with decision-making in adults. Recent
research suggests that the ability to experience regret emerges relatively late in …

Although regret is assumed to facilitate good decision making, there is little research directly
addressing this assumption. Four experiments (N= 326) examined the relation between …

In line with the claim that regret plays a role in decision making, O'Connor, McCormack, and
Feeney (Child Development, 85 (2014) 1995–2010) found that children who reported …

Regret over missed opportunities leads adults to take more risks. Given recent evidence that
the ability to experience regret impacts decisions made by 6-year-olds, and pronounced …

Although recent studies have established that children experience regret from around 6
years, we do not yet know when the ability to anticipate this emotion emerges, despite the …

Recent research has provided compelling evidence that children experience the negative
counterfactual emotion of regret, by manipulating the presence of a counterfactual action …

Although a number of studies have examined the developmental emergence of
counterfactual emotions of regret and relief, none of these has used tasks that resemble …

Counterfactual emotions, such as regret and relief, are considered important in daily-life
choice behaviour, learning and emotion regulation. A prominent question is from which age …

The anticipation of regret and disappointment plays an important role in decision making by
adults. The anticipation of regret may also lead to a desire to avoid feedback about likely …