Counterfactual Thinking Led Role-Playing Jurors to Decide to Give a Robbery

Multiple Choice

Counterfactual thinking led role-playing jurors to decide to give a robbery victim more compensation when they believed

A) the victim was shopping at a hardware store rather than a grocery store
B) the victim had no money in his wallet rather than having a lot of money
C) the victim was shopping at a store where he didn't usually shop rather than his Usual store
D) the victim was attacked by a stranger rather than an acquaintance