Titlebook: Attention and Self-Regulation; A Control-Theory App Charles S. Carver,Michael F. Scheier Book 1981 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1981 Actio

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Focus of Attention, Inside and Outside the LaboratoryPay attention. Most of us use these words, in one form or another, every day. Said in a particularly strict tone of voice, they have struck fear into the hearts of schoolchildren for generations. Said differently, they are a cue that important secrets are about to be revealed.

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Cognitive Theory: Schemas, Attributes, and Decision Biasesdiation, surges of sound impulses, and other stimulus qualities to which we are sensitive. How do we ever make sense of it? How is it possible that we come to “know” our environments and ourselves, with a sense of easy familiarity? These questions provide the basis for this chapter. In the present c

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Focus on the Environment: Perception of Places and Personsgms from which they have been derived—have increasingly come to be viewed by personality and social psychologists as useful tools for examining social knowledge as well. This chapter centers more explicitly on the implications that such theories have for the perception and cognitive organization of

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Standards of Behavior appears to be one or another kind of purpose behind people’s actions. This purposive character underlies the subject area termed motivation. It is generally agreed that theories of motivation are intended to account for two aspects of behavior. The first is the “direction” that behavior takes—that

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Self-Focus and Feedback Loopssystem defines goals or behavioral standards. The other system regulates activity with respect to those standards. We spent a good deal of that chapter in discussing the standard as a theoretical construct, and pointing out that many standards are implied in the execution of any behavior—standards t

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