You are up for a job performance review and are disappointed to learn that your boss has given you poor reviews. In order to feel better you think to yourself, at least I did not get fired. This is an example of _____________.
a. downward counterfactual thinking
b. upward counterfactual thinking
c. biased thinking
d. the availability heuristic
Question 2
Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding the relationship between counterfactual thinking and mood?
a. You always feel worse as a result of engaging in counterfactual thinking.
b. You always feel better as a result of engaging in counterfactual thinking.
c. If you compare a real life outcome with a less desirable imagined outcome, you will likely feel better.
d. If you compare a real life outcome with a less desirable imagined outcome, you will likely feel worse.
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