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Effectiveness of Forum Play to promote respectful maternity care: A pilot intervention investigating self-reported perception and behaviour among care providers in urban Nepal. [PDF]

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Paudel Ghimire N, Dahal P, Joshi SK, Swahnberg K.   +3 more
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When words are missing: A personal reflection on accompaniment at the end of life. [PDF]

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El Gouar N.
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Guilt and Regret Experienced by Parents of Children Born Extremely Preterm

Journal of Pediatrics, 2023
To explore decisional regret of parents of babies born extremely preterm and analyze neonatal, pediatric, and parental factors associated with regret.Parents of infants born
Emilie Thivierge, Thuy Mai Luu, Claude Julie Bourque   +2 more
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Effects of experienced regret on risky decision making are dependent on risky degree

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 2021
We investigated whether experienced regret influences risky decision making in future dissimilar situations and whether this effect is affected by risky degree. Therefore, participants (N = 39 and 54 in Experiment 1 and 2, respectively) were asked to select one of the two options.
Huiyan Lin, Jiafeng Liang, Junkai Yang   +2 more
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Regret now, take it now: On the role of experienced regret on intertemporal choice

Journal of Economic Psychology, 2010
We present an experiment designed to test whether experienced regret and rejoicing evoked in a risk choice have an impact on subsequent intertemporal choice. We found that regret and rejoicing experienced prior to an intertemporal choice influenced considerably the way people relate to future: when regret was experienced participants preferred not to ...
Luigi Mittone, Jens Schwarzbach
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Joint Investigating the Roles of Anticipated Regret, Experienced Regret and Satisfaction on Service Retention

2007 International Conference on Service Systems and Service Management, 2007
This paper investigates the interplay among anticipated regret, experienced regret and satisfaction in a service retention context. Results from an online service patronization decision making experiment show that the higher consumers' anticipated regret before a service visit, the lower their visit intention for the same alternative when they ...
Rong Chen, Feng He
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When experienced regret refuses to fade: Regrets of action and attempting to forget open life regrets

Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 2008
The emotional experience of regret often persists rather then fading over time. The present experiment with 101 student participants investigated whether recollecting life regrets of action, construing life regrets as psychologically open, or attempting to forget versus remember regret-related thoughts interfered with the fading of affect over a two ...
Denise R Beike, Travis S Crone
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Modeling experienced accessibility for utility-maximizers and regret-minimizers

Journal of Transport Geography, 2011
This paper argues that there is a discrepancy between what Logsum-measures of accessibility aim to measure (experienced-utility) and what they actually measure (decision-utility).
Caspar G Chorus
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Cold Anticipated Regret versus Hot Experienced Regret: Why Consumers Fail to Regret Unhealthy Consumption

Journal of the Association for Consumer Research, 2019
AbstractThe goal of this research is to study why consumers might fail to experience regret after unhealthy consumption.
HaeEun Helen Chun, Joowon Park, Manoj Thomas   +2 more
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