Maintaining Self‐Control: The Role of Expectancies

Carolien Martijn · Hugo J. E. M. Alberts · Nanné K. de Vries

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This chapter contains section titled: Self-Regulation and Self-Control Self-Control and Regulatory Resources Self-Control and Expectancies Conclusion Author Note References

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