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• That is, self-regulation does not always proceed through control of behavior but sometimes through
• in memory contain not only information related to response execution but also information about the sensations and perceptions associated with carrying out the response (Hommel 2009).
• Consequently, when in the laboratory, even participants with strong cinema-popcorn habits were sensitive to the
• Even strongly desired goals that stably characterize people’s motives do not necessarily yield stability in the particular means of goal
• vary in their chronic levels of willpower; in addition, their available levels fluctuate as willpower is depleted with use and replenished with rest.