... using any type of self-regulatory strategy; no specific strategy emerged as most effective. On days when participants successfully resolved conflicts, they also felt more confident in their general ability to self-regulate. Overall, our findings largely conceptually replicate past work using an open...

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...Rebecca G. Reed; Hannah L. Combs; Suzanne C. Segerstrom; M. Brent Donnellan; Beth Visser Self-regulation refers to effortful control over one’s thoughts, emotions, choices, impulses, and behaviors, and has implications for older adults’ health. Executive function, physiological, and subjective...

.../ . self-control anxiety university students affect regulation self-regulation The mental health of university students is a growing area of concern ( Bayram & Bilgel, 2008 ; Blanco et al., 2008 ; Twenge et al., 2010 ; Wilcox et al., 2010 ). In a representative sample of over 14,000...

... and discriminant validity when compared to other measurements, and scale scores predicted goal progress in a longitudinal study. We find that planfulness is a useful new construct for self-regulation research, and the 30-item Planfulness Scale to be a valid and reliable measurement of real-world goal achievement...