Control and self-regulation
Pleasure and the Control of Food Intake: An Embodied Cognition Approach to Consumer Self‐Regulation
... embodied self-regulation, bodily states facilitate and reveal behavioral ...exercising self-regulation is facilitated by the concomitant occurrence of physical muscle contraction and willpower ...
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The Relationship among EFL Learners’ Self-Regulation, Locus of Control, and Preference for Vocabulary Acquisition
... years self-regulation, locus of control and learners’ preference for learning have been the focus in the related ...learners’ self-regulation, locus of control, and preference ...
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Self-Regulation in Error Management Training: Emotion Control and Metacognition as Mediators of Performance Effects
... emotion control and metacognitive activ- ity. In our study, emotion control and metacognitive activity were conceptualized as and shown to be independent mediators of performance ...cognitive ...
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Does self-regulation mediate the relationship between locus of control and resiliency related outcomes?
... and self-regulation may benefit from the use of behavioural reports of instances of ...much control individuals perceive over outcomes, and therefore those with high internal LOC may perceive ...
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Making Choices Impairs Subsequent Self-Control: A Limited-Resource Account of Decision Making, Self-Regulation, and Active Initiative
... subsequent self-control. Drawing from a limited-resource model of self-regulation and executive function, the authors hypothe- sized that decision making depletes the same resource used for ...
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Visual Problem Solving and Self‐regulation in Training Air Traffic Control
... The picture shows a radar screen with a given traffic situation. Tom should properly manage his workload to deal with this situation. All circles include one or two aircraft and all aircraft intend to land at the same ...
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Having Used Self Control Reduces Emotion Regulation—Emotion Regulation as Relying on Interchangeably Used “Self Control Energy”
... the self-regulation of anxiety during the interaction, and thus depleted participants would score higher on the various measures of anxiety than would non-depleted ...
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Journal of Self-regulation and Regulation
... In particular, perpetrators’ apology constitutes an admission of owing victims a moral debt which returns control to the victims’ hands. Perpetrators may also empower their victims by expressing respect for their ...
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Emotion Regulation in Educational Contexts: The Role of Positive Strategies and Self-control
... of self-regulation, required across different domains such as controlling attention, emotions, or impulses as well as choice, cognitive and social ...processing. Self-control is thought to be ...
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Self-Regulation and Delinquency
... less self-control than ...low self- control for both males and females had a positive significant influence on violent offending- those with less self-control were more likely to ...
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Self Regulation to Maintain Moderate Self Views: Prior Self Regulation Increases Biases Related to Self Esteem
... by self-regulation. Self-regulation is the capacity to control one’s thoughts, emotions, and ...that self-regulatory processes operate to enable people to view themselves in more ...
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An examination of the self-referent executive processing model of test anxiety: control, emotional regulation, self-handicapping, and examination performance
... the self-referent executive processing (S-REF) model, test anxiety develops from interactions between three systems: executive self-regulation processes, self- beliefs, and maladaptive ...
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Moderation of Fatigue and Stress in the Carry over of Self Regulation and Self Efficacy for Exercise to Self Regulation and Self Efficacy for Managed Eating
... The use of research to simultaneously advance theory and treatment in this manner has been specifically suggested (Baranowski, Lin, Wetter, Resnicow, & Hearn, 1997). Limitations of the research were, however, present. ...
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Academic Procrastinators and Their Self Regulation
... First, procrastination represented failure in regulating their behavior. Most procrastinators did not plan to procrastinate, but tended to put off what they had planned and chose to engage in other events. During the ...
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The Self-Regulation Questionnaire (SRQ)
... the self-regulatory processes it describes are meant to be general principles of behavioral ...The Self-Regulation Questionnaire (SRQ; (Brown, Miller, & Lawendowski, 1999) was developed as a ...
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Self-Regulation in Ultimatum Bargaining:
... We know from our pilot study that our 2-ticket offer elicits negative affect, how- ever as we have not assessed anger during the participants’ decision-making, we do not know whether affect was indeed reduced in the goal ...
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Self-regulation in securities markets
... Exchanges have frequently promoted the benefits of the price transparency and trade monitoring provided by organized markets. They have warned of the dangers posed by widespread trading of OTC instruments that lack basic ...
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Self-regulation of Internet Content
... of self-regulatory mechanisms such as filtering systems and ...exercise self-control over problematic Internet ...and self-regulatory mechanisms around it must incorporate similar practices of ...
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Understanding Professional Self-Regulation
... of self-regulation has shifted from a focus on protection of the profession, to a focus on protection of the ...the self-regulating professions more responsive and accountable to the public, numerous ...
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Whistleblowing: The advantages of self-regulation
... Karen Silkwood was a laboratory analyst in Oklohoma for Kerr-McGee, which fabricates plutonium pins for use as reactor fuel in nuclear power plants. She was actively involved in the union helping to educate workers about ...
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