Goal Conflict Model of Eating Behavior Selected Works of Wolfgang Stroebe

ISBN-13: 9781138301726 / Angielski / Twarda / 2017 / 246 str.

Stroebe, Wolfgang

Opis

This book contains the key articles of a research program of Stroebe and collaborators that assessed the validity of the goal conflict model of eating behaviour.

 

Spis treści

Acknowledgments List of Works Reprinted Chapter 1. Introduction From Social Psychology to Eating Research: A Personal Journey W. Stroebe Chapter 2. The Goal-Conflict Model of Eating Why Dieters Fail: Testing the Goal Conflict Model of Eating W. Stroebe, W. Mensink, H. Aarts, H. Schut, & A. Kruglanski Pleasure in the Mind: Restrained Eating and Spontaneous Hedonic Thoughts about Food E. Papies, W. Stroebe, & H. Aarts The Allure of Forbidden Food: On the Role of Attention in Self-Regulation E. Papies, W. Stroebe, &  H. Aarts As Pleasure Unfolds: Hedonic Responses to Tempting Food W. Hoffman, G. van Koningsbruggen, W. Stroebe, S. Ramanathan, & H. Aarts Chapter 3. Mechanism of Dieting Success Healthy Cognition: Processes of Self-Regulatory Success in Restrained Eating E. Papies, W. Stroebe, & H. Aarts The Rise and Fall of Self-Control: Temptation-Elicited Goal Activation and Effortful Goal-Directed Behavior G. van Koningsbruggen, W. Stroebe, & H. Aarts Chapter 4. Developing Interventions Implementation Intentions as Goal Primes: Boosting Self-Control in Tempting Environments W. Stroebe, G. van Koningsbruggen, E. Papies, & H. Aarts Targeting Impulisve Processes of Eating Behavior via the Internet. Effects on Body Weight H. Veling, G. van Koningsbruggen, H. Aarts, & W. Stroebe Comparing Two Psychological Interventions in Reducing Impulsive Proceses of Eating Behaviour: Effects on Self-Selected Portion Size G. van Koningsbruggen, H. Veling, W. Stroebe, & H. Aarts Chapter 5. Conclusions: Putting the Pieces Together Why Most Dieters Fail but Some Succeed: A Goal Conflict Model of Eating Behavior W. Stroebe, G. van Koningsbruggen, E. Papies, & H. Aarts Index

O autorze

Wolfgang Stroebe is Professor of Social Psychology at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands. He is a former president of the European Association of Social Psychology, a Fellow of numerous psychological societies (e.g., BPS, APS) and co-editor (with Miles Hewstone) of the European Review of Social Psychology. One of his major research interests is strategies of attitude and behaviour change, and he has published widely on this topic.