The importance of willpower in sports psychology

Abstract

The strength model of self-control assumes that all acts of self-control are empowered by a single global metaphorical strength that has limited capacity. This strength can become temporarily depleted after a primary self-control act, which, in turn, can impair performance in subsequent acts of self-control.

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