Mechanisms of Self-Control

Abstract

T here is a strong reluctance to discuss observations from the laboratory in the same breath with those from everyday life. This compartmen-talization may represent an intelligent policy for many purposes, protecting data from anecdote and theory from common sense. But on other occasions it can impose an anomalous barrier between sets of information that would otherwise profitably influence one another.

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