Willing, Wanting, Waiting

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In defense of moral testimony (2012, background): “22 See Hills (2009, pp. 102–103).”
A General Model of Preventive and Interventive Self‐Control (2012, methodology): “Because motivated reasoning may so easily lead people to revise their intentions when faced with temptation (Holton, 2009), many so-called counteractive strategies of self-control buffer against motivational weakness of will by bolstering the value of the self-regulatory goals and decreasing the val”