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  1. Self-Regulatory Brain Networks of Eating Behavior

    … this thesis was to elucidate a brain network of self-regulatory failure among older adults predictive of real-world weight loss.

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  2. Reconceptualizing Flow from a Self-Regulatory Framework

    … and awareness, centering of attention, loss of self-consciousness, temporal distortion, sense of control, and autotelic nature. In a flow state, individuals persist on a task without regard or awareness of themselves or their surroundings. Currently, flow is a two-stage model in which the three …

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  3. The Emergence of Self-Regulatory Organizations as Institutional Change

    Despite the popularity of self-regulatory organizations in practice, from the perspective of organizational theory these organizations remain much a mystery. Research on institutional change suggests that the very organizations that self-regulation scholars identify as most likely to either become …

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  4. Stress spillover in early marriage : the role of self-regulatory depletion

    … relationship patterns. Drawing from theories of self-regulatory depletion, it was predicted that coping with external stress is an effortful process that consumes spouses' regulatory resources, leaving spouses with less energy to effectively respond to their relationship issues. The current study …

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  5. Contra-Trait Effort and Trait Stability: A Self-Regulatory Personality Process

    … typical trait levels, demand more effort, or self-control, than do trait-typical behaviors. In Study 1, participants reported on the trait content of their behavior along with several other variables. In Study 2, participants completed several tasks in the lab and were instructed to act at …

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  6. Predicting first-year college achievement : evaluation of a self-regulatory coping model

    … anxiety-laden cognitive belief states, and self-regulated learning had on first-year college student achievement. Informed by the Lazarus and Folkman (1984) framework, a proposed academic-oriented stress-appraisal and coping model was tested for viability in predicting student achievement …

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  7. Increased Water Consumption: A Self-Regulatory Strategy for Long-Term Weight Loss Maintenance?

    … research has focused on strategies that promote self-regulation (3). Self-regulation strategies, such as daily self-monitoring of body weight (4), increased step count (5, 6), and increased fruit and vegetable intake (7) have proven to be effective in long-term WTLM interventions. To date, …

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  8. Mechanisms of Transfer: Modeling Motivational and Self-Regulatory Processes that Promote Transfer of Learning

    … of a new theoretical model linking transfer, self-regulation, motivation, and prior knowledge. Based on extensive empirical and theoretical evidence, the model posits that motivation plays an indirect role in promoting transfer of learning exerting its effect through increased self-regulation. …

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  9. Understanding Students’ Perceptions of Self-Regulatory Instructional and Learning Strategies in a Flipped Learning Environment

    … understand adolescent students’ perceptions of self-regulated learning in a flipped learning environment. This qualitative action research study addresses how the adoption of self-regulating learning (SRL) strategies is one research-based method for transitioning to a student-centered learning …

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  10. A Self-Regulatory Model of Coping in Women With Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome (IC/BPS)

    … framework has introduced models of self regulation, which help to explain how individuals cope with chronic illness. The literature reviewed in this dissertation examines the interconnection between impairments (pain and symptoms), illness perceptions, coping (illness-focused, …

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  11. Identification and Comparison of Academic Self Regulatory Strategy Use of Traditional and Accelerated Baccalaureate Nursing Students

    … cognitive, and environmental resource management self regulatory learning (SRL) strategies used by a national sample of students enrolled in traditional and accelerated baccalaureate nursing programs. Background: Learner focused reforms in nursing education require students to assume more …

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  12. Temporal Patterns of Co-occurrence between Children's Self-regulatory Behaviour and their Private and Social Speech

    … studied in the context of private speech use and self-regulation, pioneered by Vygotsky and continued by others who followed this line of research. However previous studies have mainly attempted to find correlations between speech and self-regulatory behaviour, but have been unable to capture the …

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  13. Self-regulatory strategies for brain injury patients: how can the therapeutic relationship in cognitive rehabilitation therapy help?

    … the process of training patients use a self-regulatory strategy to aid an executive impairment due to an acquired brain injury (ABI). The research was motivated by the underdeveloped role of the therapeutic relationship in training interventions for promoting self-regulation (Muraven & …

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  14. Improving cardiac rehabilitation session attendance using the Self-Regulatory Model and motivational interviewing: A randomised controlled trial

    Objective: This study aimed to investigate the effectiveness of a theory-based, one-session intervention in enhancing cardiac rehabilitation (CR) adherence among patients attending their first class. The intervention session was structured to elicit and change patients' illness perceptions, and to …

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  15. Using the self-regulatory model to explore cultural understandings of dementia and inform a culturally sensitive intervention

    … Using an analytic template based on the self-regulatory model of illness, relevant interview material was collated under ten themes: dementia identity, cure, personal control, treatment control, timeline, emotions, causes, coherence, consequences, and coping. Minority ethnic groups …

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  16. Using the self-regulatory model to explore cultural understandings of dementia and inform a culturally sensitive intervention

    … Using an analytic template based on the self-regulatory model of illness, relevant interview material was collated under ten themes: dementia identity, cure, personal control, treatment control, timeline, emotions, causes, coherence, consequences, and coping. Minority ethnic groups …

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  17. The self-regulatory benefits of handicaps: Do handicapping situations encourage conservation of resources when success is uncertain?

    Self-handicapping has been conceptualized as an identity-based strategy motivated by impression management and, more recently, as an avoidance coping strategy. However, additional evidence suggests that self-handicapping can provide a short-term performance boost (with detriments accruing over the …

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  18. An investigation of the differential effectiveness of bibliotherapy and self-regulatory treatments in individuals with panic attacks

    … the differential effectiveness of BT and self-regulatory treatments in the treatment of individuals with panic attacks. The present study examined a much purer version of a self-help bibliotherapy intervention by reducing therapist contact much more than prior studies had done. In …

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