Self-regulation is considered as an ability to control one's own thoughts, emotions and
actions. Self-regulation is not domain-specific and is based on a limited strength resource. A …

Unter Selbstkontrolle wird die willentliche Unterdrückung oder Veränderung einer akut
gegebenen Reaktionstendenz verstanden. Im sportlichen Kontext ist Selbstkontrolle häufig …

In the last years, much of research in the field of self-control was aimed to verify assumptions
of the resource model of self-control, introduced by Roy Baumeister and colleagues …

The research within this thesis focused on examining the concept of self-control; the ability of
regulating and/or controlling responses, eg choosing a fruit salad rather than a more …

Self-control constitutes a fundamental aspect of human nature. Yet there is reason to believe
that human and nonhuman self-control processes rely on the same biological mechanism …

Self-control, or self-regulation, refers to the extent to which an individual exerts control over
his or her behaviour. Self-control has been defined as the override or inhibition of urges …

Numerous studies confirm the so-called ego depletion effect (ie, self-control is impaired after
an initial unrelated self-control task). During recent years, the criticism on this limited …

Recently, self-regulation has attracted increasing attention at both theoretical levels and
practical applications. Self-regulation, changing one's responses based on some rules …

A prominent, hotly debated idea—the “ego depletion” phenomenon—suggests that
engaging in effortful, demanding tasks leads to poorer subsequent self-control performance …

Self-control is a fundamental capacity in life. It enables people to act in accordance with their
short-and long-term goals and to inhibit undesired automatic action tendencies. However …