Exercising self-control increases approach motivation.[article].

The present research tested the hypothesis that exercising self-control causes increase in approach motivation. Study 1 found that exercising (vs. not exercising) self-control increases self-reported approach motivation. Study 2a identified a behavior-betting on low-stakes gambles -that is correlate...

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Main Author:	Schmeichel, Brandon J.
Format:	Analytics
Language:	English
Subjects:	Approach motivation. Ego depletion. Reinforcement sesitivity theory. Self-control. Self-regulation.