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When more is less: Self-control strategies are seen as less indicative of self-control than just willpower

Anamarie Gennara, Johanna Peetz, Marina Milyavskaya

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Key concepts: Psychology, Self-control, Control (management), Social psychology, Perception, Perceived control, Ego depletion, Cognitive psychology

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