This May Be the Key to Reducing Feelings of Regret

People tend to overestimate the appeal of the choices not made, which increases regret. Such insights on how humans process regret hold promise for addressing regretful feelings.

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New Research Reveals a Key to Reducing Feelings of Regret A new study found that people had more regret when they idealized forgone alternatives, and overestimated their appeal when compared to the option they selected.   Such insights on how humans process regret hold promise for helping people cope with regretful feelings. Here's what this means for you. READ NOW Why Do I Feel 'Dead' Inside? READ NOW The Link Between Social Media and Depression READ NOW Reasons Why You Want a Hug Right Now READ NOW 11 Anger Management Strategies to Help You Calm Down READ NOW TAKE A QUIZ What's Your Leadership Style? READ NOW 5 Meditation Techniques to Get You Started READ NOW The Best Self-Care Subscription Boxes READ NOW Brooke Shields Explains Why We're Never Too Old Tune in to hear how actress and model Brooke Shields is combating ageism and, at age 56, showing women that life doesn't end at 40. Instead, it's just beginning. LISTEN NOW Follow Now:   Apple Podcasts /  Spotify /  Google Podcasts /  RSS

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