The Psychology of Action: Linking Cognition and Motivation to Behavior

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Guilford (1996)
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Moving beyond the traditional, and unproductive, rivalry between the fields of motivation and cognition, this book integrates the two domains to shed new light ...

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Defense and Impression Motives in Heuristic and Systemic Information rocessing.S. Chaiken, R. Ginner-Sorolla & S. Chen Beyond Accuracy
Positive fantasy and emotion.G. Oettingen
From good intentions to willpower.  (pages 9--197)Walter Mischel
The volitional benefits of planning.  (pages 13--287)Peter M. Gollwitzer
On the substitutability of self-protective mechanisms.  (pages 48--68)Abraham Tesser, Leonard L. Martin & David P. Cornell
Implicit theories as organizers of goals and behavior.  (pages 69--90)Carol S. Dweck
Ideals, oughts, and regulatory focus.  (pages 91--114)E. Tory Higgins
Feelings and their motivational implications.  (pages 119)Gerd Bohner
Depression, Control Mativation, and Person Perception.  (pages 146)Kotherine Gonnon
Emotional influences on cognitive processing, with implications for theories of both.  (pages 168--189)Eric Klinger
Mental Simulation, Mativation, and Action.  (pages 219)Shelley E. Toylor & Lien B. Phom
Positive Fantasy and Mativation.  (pages 236)Gobriele Oettingen
Dynamics of action identification.  (pages 260)Robin R. Vollocher & Jomes Koufmon
Planning and coordinating action.  (pages 283--312)Peter M. Gollwitzer
Effortful pursuit of personal goals in daily life.  (pages 338--359)Nancy Cantor & Hart Blanton
Volitional choices in the goal achievement process.  (pages 365--384)Edwin A. Locke & Amy L. Kristof
Self-regulatory and other non-ability determinants of skill acquisition.  (pages 404--423)Ruth Kanfer
BrehrrTs Theory of Mativation as a Model of Effort and Cardiovascular Response.  (pages 424)Rex A. Wright
Nonconscious Control of Action.  (pages 455)V. Part
Automaticity in action: The unconscious as repository of chronic goals and motives.  (pages 457)John A. Bargh

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