A 2008 study highlights the two ways we often respond to disappointments and setbacks. They both work ok in the short term, but one is more effective in the long term.
So what determines which one we choose? And how can we ensure we choose the approach that is more effective in the long term?
Get all the nerdy details, references, and other links right here:
A Better Way to Bounce Back From Disappointing Setbacks
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