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What Makes for a Good Theory? How to Evaluate a Theory Using the Strength Model of Self-Control as al theory? (2) What are criteria for evaluating the empirical evidence related to a theory? The chapter discusses these criteria on a general level and by examining one specific theory and accompanying empirical work as an illustrative example—the Strength Model of Self-Control by Baumeister and coll

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Self-Regulation Strategies and Regulatory Fitayer to the understanding of motivation, namely, the strategies by which means are selected during goal achievement – so-called self-regulation strategies. This chapter describes regulatory focus theory – a theoretical approach about two motivational foci guiding the selection of means. A promotion

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Habit and Behavior Change such as effects on information processing, the relationship with intentions, and the “stickiness” of habits. We review methods to measure habit strength and present the Self-Report Habit Index. Finally, we discuss perspectives on changing habits and focus in particular on the use of implementation

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Reactance Theoryrd restoring or securing the freedom. The current chapter discusses the construct of reactance by addressing its measurements, its determinants, and studies investigating reactance in the applied context. Most importantly, by pointing out that reactance is not just a reflexive reaction to freedom th