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This research shows that the strength of assessment orientation, defined as the "aspect of self-regulation concerned with critically evaluating entities or states," increases a person's sensitivity to the size of a missed opportunity. Study 1 revealed that the experimental induction of an assessment orientation reduced the likelihood to act on a present offer after missing out on a large opportunity. Following a small missed opportunity, on the contrary, seizing the present offer was more likely. Studies 2 and 3 generalized this effect to chronic assessment orientations. In Study 4, the findings were replicated in a field study, which also demonstrated that differential value judgments explain assessors' sensitivity to the size of a missed opportunity.

When Size Matters: Sensitivity to Missed Opportunity Size Increases With Stronger Assessment