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Neuroscience of Self and Self-Regulation
2011
Annual Review of Psychology
As a social species, humans have a fundamental need to belong that encourages behaviors consistent with being a good group member. Being a good group member requires the capacity for self-regulation, which allows people to alter or inhibit behaviors that would place them at risk for group exclusion. Self-regulation requires four psychological components. First, people need to be aware of their behavior so as to gauge it against societal norms. Second, people need to understand how others are
doi:10.1146/annurev.psych.121208.131616
pmid:21126181
pmcid:PMC3056504
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