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Putting the pieces together: Self-control as a complex interaction of psychological processes
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 44 (2021)
Abstract
Ainslie's account of willpower addresses many important mechanisms. We argue that a model of willpower should be grounded in general psychological principles and with a primary focus on their interplay. We discuss the reflective-impulsive model that covers willpower and impulsiveness as special constellations of processes that govern various forms of cognition and behavior.My notes
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