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Moreover, its activation in the incentive conflict task parallels its activation by loss of reward through inappropriate performance, which has been interpreted as representing "regret" (40,41).
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While many Americans look back on their adolescence with nostalgia, for trans people who knew when we were young, ours represent overwhelming regret.
Decision quality was assessed with single items representing six dimensions: regret, satisfaction, and fit as well as perceived adequacy of information, time, and involvement.
In another fragment Xenophanes is represented as regretting his failure to 'look both ways' (to be amphoterobleptos), and so embracing an ill-considered monism.
In the middle of his life, home represents both youthful regret and comfort.
where R k l n ( S k l, S k l ′ ) represents the average regret value at time n for not having played, every time that S k l was played in the past, the different strategy S k l ′.
For instance, we could add a variable to the $0 outcome that \(L_1\) might result in to represent the extra regret or risk associate with that outcome compared to the $0 outcomes from the other lotteries (as done in Table 4).
As in pain scales [ 35], each visual analogue scale uses facial expressions to graphically represent variations in regret.
Although there is no "correct" response for this type of measure, as there is in objective measures, the assumption is that higher subjective satisfaction and lower regret represent higher quality decisions.
Don't serve lobster or chicken, which represent setbacks and regrets.
But Mr. Simon emphasized that he has no regrets about his life as a prosecutor, adding that "representing the United States in important cases was very gratifying".
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