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WHAT, ME WORRY - AROUSAL, MISATTRIBUTION, AND THE EFFECT OF TEMPORAL DISTANCE ON CONFIDENCE
Authors: SAVITSKY K MEDVEC VH CHARLTON AE GILOVICH T
Citation: K. Savitsky et al., WHAT, ME WORRY - AROUSAL, MISATTRIBUTION, AND THE EFFECT OF TEMPORAL DISTANCE ON CONFIDENCE, Personality & social psychology bulletin, 24(5), 1998, pp. 529-536
VARIETIES OF REGRET - A DEBATE AND PARTIAL RESOLUTION
Authors: GILOVICH T MEDVEC VH KAHNEMAN D
Citation: T. Gilovich et al., VARIETIES OF REGRET - A DEBATE AND PARTIAL RESOLUTION, Psychological review, 105(3), 1998, pp. 602-605
THE ILLUSION OF TRANSPARENCY - BIASED ASSESSMENTS OF OTHERS ABILITY TO READ ONES EMOTIONAL STATES
Authors: GILOVICH T SAVITSKY K MEDVEC VH
Citation: T. Gilovich et al., THE ILLUSION OF TRANSPARENCY - BIASED ASSESSMENTS OF OTHERS ABILITY TO READ ONES EMOTIONAL STATES, Journal of personality and social psychology, 75(2), 1998, pp. 332-346
PREDECISIONAL DISTORTION OF PRODUCT INFORMATION
Authors: RUSSO JE MELOY MG MEDVEC VH
Citation: Je. Russo et al., PREDECISIONAL DISTORTION OF PRODUCT INFORMATION, Journal of marketing research, 35(4), 1998, pp. 438-452
REMEMBERING AND REGRETTING - THE ZEIGARNIK EFFECT AND THE COGNITIVE AVAILABILITY OF REGRETTABLE ACTIONS AND INACTIONS
Authors: SAVITSKY K MEDVEC VH GILOVICH T
Citation: K. Savitsky et al., REMEMBERING AND REGRETTING - THE ZEIGARNIK EFFECT AND THE COGNITIVE AVAILABILITY OF REGRETTABLE ACTIONS AND INACTIONS, Personality & social psychology bulletin, 23(3), 1997, pp. 248-257
WHEN DOING BETTER MEANS FEELING WORSE - THE EFFECTS OF CATEGORICAL CUTOFF POINTS ON COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING AND SATISFACTION
Authors: MEDVEC VH SAVITSKY K
Citation: Vh. Medvec et K. Savitsky, WHEN DOING BETTER MEANS FEELING WORSE - THE EFFECTS OF CATEGORICAL CUTOFF POINTS ON COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING AND SATISFACTION, Journal of personality and social psychology, 72(6), 1997, pp. 1284-1296
THE DISTORTION OF INFORMATION DURING DECISIONS
Authors: RUSSO JE MEDVEC VH MELOY MG
Citation: Je. Russo et al., THE DISTORTION OF INFORMATION DURING DECISIONS, Organizational behavior and human decision processes, 66(1), 1996, pp. 102-110
COMMISSION, OMISSION, AND DISSONANCE REDUCTION - COPING WITH REGRET IN THE MONTY-HALL PROBLEM
Authors: GILOVICH T MEDVEC VH CHEN S
Citation: T. Gilovich et al., COMMISSION, OMISSION, AND DISSONANCE REDUCTION - COPING WITH REGRET IN THE MONTY-HALL PROBLEM, Personality & social psychology bulletin, 21(2), 1995, pp. 182-190
FAILING TO ACT - REGRETS OF TERMAN GENIUSES
Authors: HATTIANGADI N MEDVEC VH GILOVICH T
Citation: N. Hattiangadi et al., FAILING TO ACT - REGRETS OF TERMAN GENIUSES, International journal of aging & human development, 40(3), 1995, pp. 175-185
THE EXPERIENCE OF REGRET - WHAT, WHEN, AND WHY
Authors: GILOVICH T MEDVEC VH
Citation: T. Gilovich et Vh. Medvec, THE EXPERIENCE OF REGRET - WHAT, WHEN, AND WHY, Psychological review, 102(2), 1995, pp. 379-395
WHEN LESS IS MORE - COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING AND SATISFACTION AMONG OLYMPIC MEDALISTS
Authors: MEDVEC VH GILOVICH T MADEY SF
Citation: Vh. Medvec et al., WHEN LESS IS MORE - COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING AND SATISFACTION AMONG OLYMPIC MEDALISTS, Journal of personality and social psychology, 69(4), 1995, pp. 603-610
THE TEMPORAL PATTERN TO THE EXPERIENCE OF REGRET
Authors: GILOVICH T MEDVEC VH
Citation: T. Gilovich et Vh. Medvec, THE TEMPORAL PATTERN TO THE EXPERIENCE OF REGRET, Journal of personality and social psychology, 67(3), 1994, pp. 357-365
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