Provide an example from your own life of a situation where you made a downward or upward counterfactual that had a strong emotional impact on you. In the long run, was it helpful to you to engage in that form of counterfactual thinking? Would a different counterfactual have been more psychologically helpful to you, or would it have been better never to engage in counterfactual thinking? What circumstances of the event you experienced, and possible future similar events, lead you to this conclusion?
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