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Self-control modulates information salience
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 45:e230 (2022)
Abstract
Bermúdez suggests that agents use framing to succeed in self-control. This commentary suggests that frames are effective in steering behavior because they modulate information salience. This analysis extends to self-control strategies beyond framing, raising the question whether there remains an explanatory role for dual process theories for self-control.Author's Profile
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