Mental contrasting of counterfactual fantasies attenuates regret and resentment
Krott N, Oettingen G (2016)
Presented at the Conference of the German Society for Psychology, Leipzig, Germany.
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Krott, NoraUniBi 
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Oettingen, Gabriele
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Oettingen, GabrieleErscheinungsjahr
2016
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Conference of the German Society for Psychology
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Leipzig, Germany
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Krott N, Oettingen G. Mental contrasting of counterfactual fantasies attenuates regret and resentment. Presented at the Conference of the German Society for Psychology, Leipzig, Germany.
Krott, N., & Oettingen, G. (2016). Mental contrasting of counterfactual fantasies attenuates regret and resentment. Presented at the Conference of the German Society for Psychology, Leipzig, Germany.
Krott, Nora, and Oettingen, Gabriele. 2016. “Mental contrasting of counterfactual fantasies attenuates regret and resentment”. Presented at the Conference of the German Society for Psychology, Leipzig, Germany .
Krott, N., and Oettingen, G. (2016).“Mental contrasting of counterfactual fantasies attenuates regret and resentment”. Presented at the Conference of the German Society for Psychology, Leipzig, Germany.
Krott, N., & Oettingen, G., 2016. Mental contrasting of counterfactual fantasies attenuates regret and resentment. Presented at the Conference of the German Society for Psychology, Leipzig, Germany.
N. Krott and G. Oettingen, “Mental contrasting of counterfactual fantasies attenuates regret and resentment”, Presented at the Conference of the German Society for Psychology, Leipzig, Germany, 2016.
Krott, N., Oettingen, G.: Mental contrasting of counterfactual fantasies attenuates regret and resentment. Presented at the Conference of the German Society for Psychology, Leipzig, Germany (2016).
Krott, Nora, and Oettingen, Gabriele. “Mental contrasting of counterfactual fantasies attenuates regret and resentment”. Presented at the Conference of the German Society for Psychology, Leipzig, Germany, 2016.
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