APS
30th APS Annual Convention
Ego-Depletion 2.0: Current Perspectives on Limited Self-Control
Self-control has been proposed to constitute a finite resource. We review recent findings quantifying the economic costs of decision fatigue in a real-life context, possible ways to strategically balance the pursuit of multiple goals, a meta-analysis on self-control training, and a large-scale pre-registered replication study of the ego depletion effect.
Chairs & Discussants
- Simone SchnallChair
University of Cambridge
Presentations
- Quantifying the Cost of Cognitive Depletion: Suboptimal Risk Decisions in BanksSimone Schnall, Tobias Baer
- Strategic Indulgence As a Means to Combat Self-Regulation FailureEd Hirt, Lile Jia
- Does Self-Control Training Improve Self-Control? a Meta-AnalysisDavid Loschelder, Malte Friese, Julius Frankenbach, Veronika Job
- A Pre-Registered Depletion Replication Project: The Paradigmatic Replication ApproachKathleen Vohs, Brandon Schmeichel