Before revision: The scenarios can be illustrated below in a similar table to above: Asked god for A (A) Did not ask god for A (A') A was fulfilled (B)A/BA'/B A was not fulfilled (B')A/B'A'/B' When making decisions, attentional biases toward positive stimuli have been associated with numerous positive outcomes, such as increased social engagement, increased prosocial behaviour, decreased externalizing disorders, and decreased emotionally withdrawn behavior.
After revision: The scenarios can be illustrated below in a similar table to above: Asked God for A (A) Did not ask God for A (A') A was fulfilled (B)A/BA'/B A was not fulfilled (B')A/B'A'/B' When making decisions, attentional biases toward positive stimuli have been associated with numerous positive outcomes, such as increased social engagement, increased prosocial behaviour, decreased externalizing disorders, and decreased emotionally withdrawn behavior.