Intention-Behaviour Gap

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What is the issue with correlational studies?

Third Variable Problem

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What is the Third Variable Problem in context of intentions/behaviours?

An unconscious process that could have produced them both

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Why do we not carry out behaviours some times?

Lack of motivation, procrastination, priority change

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What is intention viability?

Cannot express behaviour due to absensce of ability, resource or opportunity

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What is intention activation?

The extent to which contextual demands alter the importance, direction, or intensity of a focal intention relative to other intention.

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What is intention elaboration?

People fail to elaborate in sufficient detail how to go about performing the intended action

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What do experimental studies suggest about intentions & behaviours? (Webb & Sheeran, 2006)

Small causal effect between intentions and behaviours, outlines a gap

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What is monitoring goal progess?

Actively observing and noting actions or results from these actions over time

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Are people with strong intentions more likely to monitor progress? (De Bruin et al., 2012)

Moderate correlation

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Is monitoring goal progress associated with achievement?

Weak association between monitoring progress & achievement

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What was the effect when participants were asked to monitor their progess in multiple methods? (Harkin et al., 2016)

Very likely to monitor their progress

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What does monitoring progess achieve?

Identify discprancies & decide how to allocate effort, exercise restraint, or initiate corrective action

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Why did interventions have such a large effect on the frequency at which people monitored their goal progress?

Monitoring goal progress often requires people confront an unpleasant truth

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Does it matter how people monitor their progress?

No difference between monitoring outcomes or behaviour

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What does change when people monitor behaviour vs outcomes?

The effect on outcomes is less when monitoring only behaviour (vice versa)