APS
29th APS Annual Convention
Manipulation of ''Willpower'' on Self-Regulation: Behavioral and Neural Intersections
Ego-depletion suggests that one act of self-regulation impairs subsequent act of self-regulation. However, the underlying mechanisms of willpower on self-regulation remain unclear. This symposium shows how willpower affects self-regulation using multiple levels of behavioral and neural methods. We discuss the effects of uncertainty, heuristics and mindfulness on willpower and self-regulation.
Chairs & Discussants
- Yi-Yuan TangChair
Texas Tech University - Roy BaumeisterCoChair
The University of Queensland - Roy BaumeisterCoChair
Florida State University
Presentations
- Conserving Willpower By Using Heuristics: Do Cognitive Misers Really Benefit?Roy Baumeister, Andrew Vonasch, Hallgeir Sjastad, Heather Maranges
- What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You: Uncertainty Impairs Self-RegulationJessica Alquist
- Brain Mechanisms of Manipulation of Willpower on Self-Regulation through a Brief Mindfulness TrainingYi-Yuan Tang