Chapters
Following draft chapters/abstracts are available for download in PDF format:
Emily Balcetis, Shana Cole & David Dunning (New York University)
Motivated Distance Perception Serves
Action Regulation
John A. Bargh (Yale University) & Julie
Y. Huang (University of Toronto)
The Evolutionary Unconscious: From
‘Selfish Genes’ to ‘Selfish Goals’
Charles S. Carver (University of Miami)
Dual-Process Models and Serotonergic
Function: Impulse and Self-Control
Thomas F. Denson (University of New South
Wales)
Psychological and biological mechanisms
underlying control over anger and aggression: Why mean people may
not be as mean as you think
Andrew J. Elliot (University of Rochester),
Julia Schüler (University of Zurich),
Marieke Roskes & Carsten K. W. De Dreu (University of Amsterdam)
Avoidance motivation is resource
depleting
Joseph Forgas (University of New South
Wales)
On the regulatory functions of
mood: Affective influences on memory, judgments and behavior
Jamin Halberstadt (University of Otago) &
Jonathan Jong (University of Oxford)
Scaring the bejesus into people:
Religious belief and its role in managing implicit and explicit
anxiety
Eddie Harmon-Jones, Cindy Harmon-Jones & Tom F. Price (University of New South
Wales)
The Embodiment of Approach
Motivation
E. Tory Higgins (Columbia University)
BEYOND PLEASURE AND PAIN Value From
Engagement
Michael Inzlicht (University of Toronto)
& Lisa Legault (Clarkson University)
No pain, no gain: How distress
underlies effective self-control (and unites diverse social
psychological phenomena)
Shinobu Kitayama, Steve Tompson & Hannah Faye Chua (University
of Michigan)
Neuro-cultural Mechanisms of Choice-Justification: Culture, Dissonance, and the Brain
Sander L. Koole, Mattie Tops, Sarah Strübin, Jarik Bouw,
Iris K. Schneider (VU University Amsterdam)
& Nils B. Jostmann (University of Amsterdam)
The Ego Fixation Hypothesis: Involuntary
Persistence of Self-Control
C. Neil Macrae, Brittany M. Christian & Lynden K. Miles (University of Aberdeen)
Imagination and Behavioral Control
Jon Maner (Florida State University)
Sex, Love, Temptation: Human Mating
Motives and their Regulation
Steve Most (University of New South Wales)
The regulation of vision: How
motivation and emotion shape what we see
Jamie Napier (Yale University)
The natural order of things: The draw
of naturalistic explanations for inequality
Brandon Schmeichel & David Tang (Texas A&M University)
The relationship between
individual differences in executive functioning and emotion
regulation: A comprehensive review
Abigail Scholer (University of Waterloo)
When Saying Yes to the Doughnut
Is Not Saying No To Self-Control: A Hierarchical Approach to
Flexibility in Conflict Representation
Lisa Zadro, Karen Gonsalkorale, & Alexandra Godwin (University
of Sydney)
After rejection: Restoring primary
needs