Commitment and self-control
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- Mood-driven choices and self-regulation
- Dynamic inconsistency and self-control: a planner--doer interpretation.
- Goal-setting and self-control
- Tempting goods, self-control fatigue, and time preference in consumer dynamics
- Habit formation, self-deception, and self-control
- Excessive consumption and present bias
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- Temptation and forward-guidance
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- Option exercise with temptation
- Discount functions and self-control problems
- Timing and self-control
- Learning self-control
- Willpower and compromise effect
- Temptations in General Settings
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- Temptation and Self-Control
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- Commitment contracts
- Poverty and self-control
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- Who chooses commitment? Evidence and welfare implications
- A theory of personal budgeting
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- Temptation and guilt
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- Commitment through risk
- Sweet self-deception
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