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The decision appraisal model of regret

Towers, AJ; Flett, RA; Hill, SR (2005-11-11)

The changing nature of life regrets

Towers, AJ; Flett, RA; Hill, SR; Alpass, FM (2008-11-18)

IntroductionNew life stages promote new life goals and our most intense regrets should change in relation to our new goals and priorities.Research shows that 'Work' and 'Education' regrets are more common for older adults, ...

Assessing potential barriers to exercise adoption in middle-aged men: Over-stressed, under-controlled, or just too unwell?

Towers, AJ; Flett, RA; Seebeck, RF (Men's Studies Press, 2005)

Influences on the stages and processes of exercise adoption in women

Girling Butcher, R; Towers, AJ; Flett, RA; Seebeck, RF (Australian Academic Press, 2006)

What the hell was I thinking? Understanding the precursors to real-life regret.

Towers, AJ; Hill, SR; Flett, RA (2009)

The Dual-Process Theory of Regret (DPTR) proposes that the intensity of real-life regret is a function of both conscious and unconscious thought processes. Previous theories of regret consistently focus on failures of ...