selfcontroland
Selfcontroland is not a widely recognized term in psychology or related fields. It may be a misspelling or a coined label used to describe discussions that connect self-control with other domains using the conjunction “and.” In ordinary usage, scholars refer to self-control as a distinct construct and examine its relationships with emotion, motivation, or behavior rather than to a standalone concept named “selfcontroland.”
Self-control refers to the capacity to regulate impulses, emotions, and actions to pursue long-term goals. It
Empirical work shows that higher self-control is associated with better academic performance, healthier lifestyle choices, and
Neuroscientific studies point to the prefrontal cortex and connected networks as key to self-control, including regions
Interventions aiming to strengthen self-control include goal setting, implementation intentions, habit formation, environmental design to reduce
In literature framed as “self-control and,” the focus commonly rests on how self-control interacts with emotions,