Managing Immediate Needs in the Pursuit of Health Goals: The Role of Coping in Self‐Regulation

Denise T. D. de Ridder · Roeline G. Kuijer

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This chapter contains section titled: Coping in the Service of Self-Regulation Negative and Positive Affect from a Self-Regulation Perspective Affect Regulation in Self-Regulation Conclusion References

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