'According to Dijksterhuis, these people are making themselves miserable because they failed to properly "weigh" the relevant variables when they were choosing

'According to Dijksterhuis, these people are making themselves miserable because they failed to properly "weigh" the relevant variables when they were choosing where to live.' Just because this person has a particular set of priorities, doesn't mean I have the same ones. I don't mind commuting, but I do dislike cramped living space. Also, this has nothing much to do with the mortgage crisis. That was caused by people who probably shouldn't have been borrowing any money, borrowing a shed-load and then defaulting. I bet most of them would still have been out of their depth if they'd only borrowed half as much.