APS
31st APS Annual Convention
Drowning in the Rubicon: Current Findings on Action Crises and Goal Disengagement
Deliberating whether to continue or to abandon a problematic goal often leads to action crises (i.e., intrapsychic conflict) and, in consequence, to goal-disengagement. Four presentations explore both constructs’ antecedents and consequences. The symposium concludes with Peter Gollwitzer’s discussion of each presenter’s talk, positioning them within the Rubicon Model framework.
Chairs & Discussants
- Kaspar Philipp SchattkeChair
UQAM - Kaspar Philipp SchattkeCoChair
Université du Québec à Montréal - Peter GollwitzerDiscussant
New York University
Presentations
- Minding the Crisis: Emotion Regulation and Self-Concordance As Mediators of the Relation between Mindfulness and Action CrisesAriane Sophie Marion-Jetten, Geneviève Taylor, Kaspar Schattke
- When Goal Pursuit Gets Hairy: A Longitudinal Goal Study Employing Hair Cortisol Sampling Methods to Investigate the Role of Action Crises in Chronic Cortisol ElevationAnne Holding, Isabelle Ouellet-Morin, Richard Koestner
- Job-Related Action Crises Predict Employee Turnover in a Workplace with High FluctuationBenjamin Wolf, Marcel Herrmann, Veronika Brandstätter
- Goal Disengagement in Older Adulthood: The Roles of Sadness, Anger, and StressMeaghan Barlow, Carsten Wrosch