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| The way you think of or label whatever actoin you are performing. |
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| A personal evaluation of the likely outcome of an action and the desirability of that outcome. |
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| A mechanism that compares two values to each other. |
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| A careful mindset used while deciding whether to take an action. |
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| To cease and put aside self-regulation with regard to some goal. |
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| An organization of feedback loops, in which superordinate loops act by providing reference values to subordinate loops. |
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| The intention to attain some particular outcome. |
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| Regulation around a constant, steady state. |
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| A positively biased mindset that's used while implementing an intention to act. |
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| The intention to take specific actions in specific contexts. |
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| The process of creating a plan to attain an overall goal (end) by breaking it into successively more concrete goals (means). |
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| A self-regulating system that maintains conformity to some comparison value. |
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| A broad, abstract action quality that could be displayed in any of several programs. |
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| A guideline for the actions that take place in some category of events (as a script). |
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| Your impression of how relevant others value an action and your interest in pleasing them. |
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| Stimuli presented too quickly to be consciously recognized. |
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| A very abstract guide for behavior, such as an ideal sense of self. |
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