Counterfactual Thinking Is More Likely When

question 105

Multiple Choice

Counterfactual thinking is more likely when

• A) we are not expecting a favorable outcome.
• B) we are surprised by favorable results.
• C) we can easily picture an alternative outcome.
• D) the event is insignificant.

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Definitions:

Friedman Test

A statistical examination, free from parametric limits, designed to detect treatment variations across a series of tests.

Randomized Block Experiment

An experimental design that groups subjects into blocks based on a characteristic to reduce variability, then randomly assigns treatments within blocks.

Ordinal

Pertaining to a type of data or scale that expresses order or ranking among categories without implying precise measurements.

Friedman Test

A non-parametric statistical test for comparing more than two related groups, assessing differences across multiple test attempts.