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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Action goals"”.

  1. Cerebral mechanisms of processing action goals in self and others

    Contains fulltext : 77568.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)

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  2. Action and inaction in consumer and social contexts: the effects of prior and ongoing activity levels on intentions and decisions

    … (e.g., walking, running) invoke general action goals, which in turn increase the perceived motivational fit with the immediate deadline, compared with prior inactive behaviors (e.g., standing, sitting) that invoke general inaction goals. As a result, prior active behaviors enhance the …

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  3. Action Intentions and the Puzzle of Non-Willed Behaviour

    It feels intuitive that our actions are intentional, but there is considerable debate about whether (and how) humans control their behaviour. Ideomotor models of action argue that action intentions have a fundamentally perceptual format. In these views, actions are not only controlled by …

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  4. Nature Sports Signatories of the United Nations Sports for Climate Action Framework: A Thematic Analysis

    … sport to raise awareness and take up climate action to be climate leaders. The UN’s Sports for Climate Action Framework asks that sports organizations become signatories by committing to five climate action principles and joining their Race to Zero campaign in order to show climate leadership. …

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