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The relationship between physical exercise and academic burnout in adolescents: the chain-mediated role of internet addiction and self-control. [PDF]
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Commitment and self-control [PDF]
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Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 2017
Self-control is a highly adaptive human capacity. Accordingly, development of self-control is widely encouraged. Whereas the benefits of having self-control are well documented, little is known about the impact of wanting self-control. The present investigation fills this void by exploring the effect of desire for self-control on the ability to exert ...
Uziel, Liad, Baumeister, Roy F.
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Self-control is a highly adaptive human capacity. Accordingly, development of self-control is widely encouraged. Whereas the benefits of having self-control are well documented, little is known about the impact of wanting self-control. The present investigation fills this void by exploring the effect of desire for self-control on the ability to exert ...
Uziel, Liad, Baumeister, Roy F.
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Web Self-Controller: A Filtering Browser for Self-Control
2013 Second IIAI International Conference on Advanced Applied Informatics, 2013Various Web contents exist on the Internet in recent years, and are used by many users. But some people are so fascinated by and absorbed in Web contents that their everyday life is affected. Such a person yields to the temptation because of her/his weak will, even if s/he tries to control her/his Web access by self-control.
Kyohei Yoshida, Shun Hattori
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Motivation and Emotion, 2018
Self-control is typically conceptualized as an inherent human skill, focusing on the imperative control of thoughts, feelings, and behavior. In the present research, we scrutinize this understanding by differentiating between an ability self-concept of self-control strength and experiential acts of self-control.
Axel Grund, Christoph-Alexander Carstens
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Self-control is typically conceptualized as an inherent human skill, focusing on the imperative control of thoughts, feelings, and behavior. In the present research, we scrutinize this understanding by differentiating between an ability self-concept of self-control strength and experiential acts of self-control.
Axel Grund, Christoph-Alexander Carstens
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International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 2013
In 2004, Hirschi redefined self-control by using the framework of his social control theory while retaining assumptions of his original self-control theory. A few studies have provided supportive evidence for the relationship between the newly defined self-control and deviant behavior, whereas no study has tested stability hypothesis by using this new
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In 2004, Hirschi redefined self-control by using the framework of his social control theory while retaining assumptions of his original self-control theory. A few studies have provided supportive evidence for the relationship between the newly defined self-control and deviant behavior, whereas no study has tested stability hypothesis by using this new
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Journal of Economic Theory, 2016
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Self-control in peer groups [PDF]
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Marco Battaglini +2 more
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Philosophical Psychology, 1994
AbstractExamines the etiology of motivationally biased beliefs that manifest akrasia, as in some cases of self‐deception, and argues that it is possible to avoid such beliefs by exercising self‐control. Empirical work on belief formation and hypothesis testing is reviewed, and accounts of akratic belief and its opposite are developed.
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AbstractExamines the etiology of motivationally biased beliefs that manifest akrasia, as in some cases of self‐deception, and argues that it is possible to avoid such beliefs by exercising self‐control. Empirical work on belief formation and hypothesis testing is reviewed, and accounts of akratic belief and its opposite are developed.
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Theoretical Criminology, 2000
In the 10 years since its publication in A General Theory of Crime, the authors' self-control theory has been the focus of considerable research and critical assessment. This article responds to questions about the theory that have attracted the most thoughtful attention in the serious literature of the field.
Travis Hirschi, Michael R. Gottfredson
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In the 10 years since its publication in A General Theory of Crime, the authors' self-control theory has been the focus of considerable research and critical assessment. This article responds to questions about the theory that have attracted the most thoughtful attention in the serious literature of the field.
Travis Hirschi, Michael R. Gottfredson
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