Before revision: The implications of this phenomena is that people make irrational or unbalanced decisions because they recollect that an example was positive (or negative), but fail to recollect the degree of positive (or negative) effect, leading to inaccurate cost-benefit analyses .
After revision: This phenomenon can cause people to make irrational or unbalanced decisions because they recollect that an example was positive (or negative), but fail to recollect the degree of positive (or negative) effect, leading to inaccurate cost-benefit analysisan .