Predictably regretful: A comparison of the effects of time, domain, justification, and life rule contradiction on the intensity of regrets

Abstract

1. Since we analyse participants’ greatest life-time regrets, the temporal theory implies that inactions should be more intensely regretted than actions 2. The temporal theory also implies that the greater the time passed, the less the effect of an action in comparison to an inaction 3. Decision-justification theory implies that the greater the level of justification felt for a regretted decision, the lesser the regret intensity

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