Original paper
Beyond craving: Appetitive desire as a motivational antecedent of goal‐directed action intentions
Abstract
Self‐regulation is generally considered a process of constraining appetitive desire motivation toward goal‐inconsistent objects and actions through rationality‐based (volitive) motivation. The predominant temptation‐focused view of appetitive desire focuses on cravings and self‐control dilemmas, overlooking the beneficial role of appetitive desire in motivating many types of goal‐directed action intentions. We extend this line of research based...
Paper Details
Title
Beyond craving: Appetitive desire as a motivational antecedent of goal‐directed action intentions
Published Date
Aug 4, 2021
Journal
Volume
38
Issue
12
Pages
2169 - 2190
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