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Models of behavioral self-regulation are designed to capture the nature of purposive action. These models are not domain specific; rather, they are thought to characterize the general set of processes that underlie all self-guided action. As such, the self-regulatory framework is broadly applicable. The purpose of this chapter is to discuss some of the ways in which self-regulatory models of behavior promote a better understanding of health and illness.
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