Titlebook: Hanging On and Letting Go; Understanding the On Tom Pyszczynski,Jeff Greenberg Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992 Moti

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Tom Pyszczynski Ph.D.,Jeff Greenberg Ph.D.ndling by determining the berthing time and location, in terms of berth index, for each ship. The solution to this berth allocation problem (BAP) involves the optimization of complete schedules with minimum service time and delay in the departure of ships, subject to a number of temporal and spatial

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Tom Pyszczynski Ph.D.,Jeff Greenberg Ph.D.ment such as the ecological, carbon and water footprint and to apply or develop novel technologies to determine key points to drastically reduce their impacts. Agroindustries such as sugarcane and the industrialization of their waste and by-products have been evaluated in a multidisciplinary way in

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ment such as the ecological, carbon and water footprint and to apply or develop novel technologies to determine key points to drastically reduce their impacts. Agroindustries such as sugarcane and the industrialization of their waste and by-products have been evaluated in a multidisciplinary way in

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Self-Focused Attention and Self-Regulation,cts. In our opinion, the theoretical and empirical advances toward the understanding of self-awareness processes constitute some of the most important contributions that social psychology has made to the understanding of the psychological functioning of the individual. Self-focus has been shown to l

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The Self-Esteem Motive: Pathways to Equanimity,nly if we first understand normal self-regulatory functioning. Although we have already explored the mechanisms of normal self-regulation, an important question remains: What are the motives that drive the self-regulatory system? In other words, what is it that people need or want from life—what are

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Self-Regulatory Perseveration and the Onset of Depression,individual in adjusting his or her behavior to increase the chances of obtaining or maintaining the goal. In the event that the goal is unobtainable, these same self-regulatory processes facilitate disengagment from goal-directed behavior, coping with the emotional upset that such frustrations often

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