Assume that the winning lottery ticket was purchased at the convenience store just around the corner from your house. According to research on counterfactual thinking, you would probably feel worse than if the winning ticket had been purchased all the way across the state, because. a. you could easily remember what it was like to struggle to make every penny count.
b. it would be easy to imagine all the wonderful things you could do with the prize.
c. you could think back on a dozen opportunities that you had to buy the winning ticket, but didn't.
d. you would assume that the local winner is similar to you.

Option(c) is correct option

Explanation:

In terms of psychology, counterfactual thinking is the thinking process in which a person creates other alternative that could be possible for a life event that has already taken place.These alternatives are usually opposing the actual happening.

According to the question, person would feel worse if the ticket would  been bought across the state as it will give person to think about numerous opportunities for buying winning lottery ticket as alternative but did not buy it even after various chances .

Other options are incorrect because count of every penny would not get easier,thinking about enjoyable things with lottery money and thinking local winner is same as the person will not happen if winning tickets would have been bought across the state area.Thus, the correct option is option(c).

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