… Similar to these investigators, we believe these processes to be hierarchically organized,
with top-down and bottom-up components feeding into the larger construct of self-regulation. …

… In this article, we discuss the perspective that one’s ability to self-regulate the quality of …
processes of cognitive and emotional function and self-regulatory capacity. We discuss how …

… the influence of self-efficacy in regulating the impact of affect. To test the generality of the
self-efficacy theory of affect regulation, diverse psychosocial outcomes were selected for study. …

… In essence, we mature through this process as we learn to more effectively self-regulate our
emotions and deal with new situations and challenges. It is through this process that we are …

… the study of self-regulation, and it is now widely acknowledged that all selfregulated
action falls … next section, we apply these principles to the developmental processes of self-regulation. …

… psychosocial features of the classroom environment that influence students’ motivation and
self-regulation … task value and self-efficacy in science learning on students’ self-regulation in …

… and the psychosocial and behavioural variables of locus control, self-regulation and self-…
Obese people have little ability in self-regulating their weight and in particular with regards …

… exposure to risk and variations in child selfregulation. In addition, the present study adds to
the literature by examining psychosocial and biobehavioral mechanisms using a longitudinal …

… Abstract— This article considers the effects of psychosocial stress on child development …
neural networks that underlie executive functions and self-regulation. It examines the effects of …

… related to self-regulation, and the cognitive structures and processes that may … of self-regulation
and stress. Cognitive theories are based on an architecture that describes key processes …