9.19-9.21: Self-control

Question 1

The attempt to modify automatic or “default” responses in a particular situation

Answer 1

Self-control

Question 2

The ability to engage in self-control

Answer 2

Willpower

Question 3

According to this model, self-regulatory efforts draw on a finite pool of cognitive resources. Repeated self-regulatory demands may deplete these resources, leading to failures of self-control

Answer 3

Strength model of ego control

Question 4

A state of diminished self-regulatory ability due to repeated demands on cognitive resources required for self-regulation

Answer 4

Ego depletion

Question 5

An attempt to modify one or more aspects of the emotion-response trajectory

Answer 5

Emotion regulation

Question 6

A type of emotional regulation that involves altering the meaning of a potentially emotion-eliciting situation in order to alter one’s emotional response to that situation

Answer 6

Reappraisal

Question 7

A type of emotion regulation that involves inhibiting one’s ongoing emotion-expressive behavior

Answer 7

Suppression