'Counterfactual' Thinkers Are More Motivated and Analytical, Study Suggests
So says a report on Science Daily
Counterfactual thinking is thinking about things that might have happened that didn't. Counter to the facts I suppose.
CF thinking more typically occurs after an event that has a negative result. The "What if" factor.
The researchers discovered that reality has more favourable meanings when students had actively considered alternative possibilities.
Such a trait would be an advantage in our field. Things do go wrong and the ability to consider possible alternative plans and "what if"s is one way to better ones systems.
Edited by browolf

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