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Emotional consequences of alternatives to reality: Feeling is for doing
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 06 March 2008
Abstract
When creating alternatives to reality, people often feel emotions in response to these imaginary worlds. I argue that these emotions serve an important purpose. They signal how the world could have been better and prioritize actions to bring this better world about.
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