When Madndel and Dhami (2005) Asked Prisoners to Focus on Counterfactuals

When Madndel and Dhami (2005) asked prisoners to focus on counterfactuals to being caught for their current offense, the prisoners reported:

A) lower future probability of committing different types of crime.
B) higher future probability of committing different types of crime.
C) higher feelings of shame over being caught, but not more blame or guilt.
D) higher feelings of blame and guilt over being caught, but not more shame.