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Some experts are not surprised by the findings. "When we have exerted a great effort, spent a great deal of money and effort and time on something, we tend to justify that effort," Dr. Tomi-Ann Roberts, a professor of psychology at Colorado College, told HealthDay. "Our good feeling is increased because of the effort, not the thing itself." She argues that the study would have been more interesting if the researchers posed practical questions to patients regarding their new breasts, such whether or not they interfere with jogging or breastfeeding.
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