Anik Setti obtained her undergraduate degree at the Federal University of São Carlos (Brazil). My honours thesis was on the subject of counterfactual thinking and interpersonal conflict resolution, and was funded by the state funding agency, FAPESP. I've completed practica in the areas of teaching language, vocational counseling, supporting coparenting in new mothers and fathers, and in providing support for university students. I've been on the organizing committee for a series of scientific events, been a teaching assistant, and spent two years working in an outreach program involving interprofessional education in our local health system. I've also acted as research assistant in the adaptation and evaluation of a coparenting program. My areas of interest are families, interpersonal conflict resolution and emotion regulation. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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When people think about how past events could have turned out differently, or when they imagine "What if..." or "If only&" scenarios, they are thinking counterfactually. Counterfactual thoughts usually follow negative outcomes and have many functions, including emotional regulation. When interpersonal conflicts occur, people often wish things had turned out differently; however, the role …
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