Titlebook: Attention and Self-Regulation; A Control-Theory App Charles S. Carver,Michael F. Scheier Book 1981 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1981 Actio

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d behavioral environments within which social interaction takes place. The second focuses upon the perception of other persons. And the third takes up the organization and encoding of cognitive representations of event sequences.

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Implementation and System Integration,or subsequent behavior. If attention is self-directed at that point, it evokes a matching-to-standard sequence, whereby ongoing behavior is adjusted so that it more closely approximates the standard. Such, we believe, are the mechanisms by which behavioral self-regulation occurs.

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Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality, fear (cf. Simon, 1967). Rising fear commands attention. It can make people stop what they are doing and consider—even if only for a brief instant—whether they are capable of doing what they are attempting to do.

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Cybernetics, Information, and Control 1977; Hestenes, 1966; Straus, 1968); concepts of control play a major role in the engineering profession (e.g., Anand, 1974; Dransfield, 1968; Ogata, 1970); and cybernetic ideas have become increasingly influential among economists (cf. Balakrishnan, 1973; Pindyck, 1973).

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Cognitive Theory: Schemas, Attributes, and Decision Biasesettings. In the following two chapters we consider the implications of these ideas for understanding how people organize and use knowledge of themselves, and of their physical and social environments (cf. Kelly, 1955).

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Theory: Interrupting the Feedback Loop, and the Role of Expectancyor subsequent behavior. If attention is self-directed at that point, it evokes a matching-to-standard sequence, whereby ongoing behavior is adjusted so that it more closely approximates the standard. Such, we believe, are the mechanisms by which behavioral self-regulation occurs.

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