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- “The Ultra-marathoner Racing Against the Course, and Himself: Nickademus De La Rosa, an Ultrarunning Prodigy Who Has Run across Death Valley and the Alps, Is Taking a Pause from the Sport As He Copes With Borderline Personality Disorder”, Byerly 2023
- “Too Much Commitment? An Online Experiment With Tempting YouTube Content”, Ek & Samahita 2023
- “Two-year Effect of Semaglutide 2.4 Mg on Control of Eating in Adults With Overweight/obesity: STEP 5”, Wharton et al 2023
- “Aboulomania, a Mental Disorder Characterized by Pathological Indecisiveness”, Bistas & Tabet 2023
- “A Neuro-metabolic Account of Why Daylong Cognitive Work Alters the Control of Economic Decisions”, Wiehler et al 2022
- “Does Depletion Have a Bright Side? Self-regulation Exertion Heightens Creative Engagement”, Ho et al 2021
- “In the Running”, Deren et al 2021
- “A Multisite Preregistered Paradigmatic Test of the Ego-Depletion Effect”, Vohs et al 2021
- “Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Depression From an Evolutionary Perspective”, Hollon et al 2021
- “Dopamine Promotes Cognitive Effort by Biasing the Benefits versus Costs of Cognitive Work”, Westbrook et al 2020
- “What Intellectual Progress Did I Make In The 2010s?”, Alexander 2020
- “Strong Effort Manipulations Reduce Response Caution: A Preregistered Reinvention of the Ego-Depletion Paradigm”, Lin et al 2020
- “Let There Be Variance: Individual Differences in Consecutive Self-control in a Laboratory Setting and Daily Life”, Wenzel et al 2019
- “Ego Depletion May Disappear by 2020”, Vadillo 2019
- “Why Has Evolution Not Selected for Perfect Self-control?”, Hayden 2018
- “Evolution As Backstop for Reinforcement Learning”, Gwern 2018
- “Can Behavioral Tools Improve Online Student Outcomes? Experimental Evidence from a Massive Open Online Course”, Patterson 2018
- “Having a Creative Day: Understanding Entrepreneurs' Daily Idea Generation through a Recovery Lens”, Weinberger et al 2018
- “On Having Enough Socks”, Gwern 2017
- “Toward a Rational and Mechanistic Account of Mental Effort”, Shenhav et al 2017
- “Blood Sugar Level Follows Perceived Time rather than Actual Time in People With Type 2 Diabetes”, Park et al 2016
- “The Mechanics of Human Achievement”, Duckworth et al 2015
- “Genetic Relations among Procrastination, Impulsivity, and Goal-management Ability: Implications for the Evolutionary Origin of Procrastination”, Gustavson et al 2014
- “An Opportunity Cost Model of Subjective Effort and Task Performance”, Kurzban et al 2013
- “Why Aren’t We Smarter Already: Evolutionary Trade-Offs and Cognitive Enhancements”, Hills & Hertwig 2011
- “A Viral Infection of the Mind? The Curious Case of Encephalitis Lethargica”, Foley 2011
- “The Algernon Argument”, Gwern 2010
- “On Really Trying”, Gwern 2009
- “That Which Does Not Kill Me Makes Me Stranger”
- “Shop Class As Soulcraft: The Case for the Manual Trades”, Crawford 2006
- “Structured Procrastination”, Perry 1996
- “How Tracy Austin Broke My Heart”, Wallace 1994
- “On Finished and Unfinished Tasks [Über Das Behalten Von Erledigten Und Unerledigten Handlungen / On The Recall of Finished and Unfinished Tasks]”, Zeigarnik 1927
- “Glucose Is Not Willpower Fuel: Is the Muscle Model of Self-control Less Then a Metaphor?”
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See Also
Links
“The Ultra-marathoner Racing Against the Course, and Himself: Nickademus De La Rosa, an Ultrarunning Prodigy Who Has Run across Death Valley and the Alps, Is Taking a Pause from the Sport As He Copes With Borderline Personality Disorder”, Byerly 2023
“Too Much Commitment? An Online Experiment With Tempting YouTube Content”, Ek & Samahita 2023
“Too much commitment? An online experiment with tempting YouTube content”
“Two-year Effect of Semaglutide 2.4 Mg on Control of Eating in Adults With Overweight/obesity: STEP 5”, Wharton et al 2023
“Aboulomania, a Mental Disorder Characterized by Pathological Indecisiveness”, Bistas & Tabet 2023
“Aboulomania, a Mental Disorder Characterized by Pathological Indecisiveness”
“A Neuro-metabolic Account of Why Daylong Cognitive Work Alters the Control of Economic Decisions”, Wiehler et al 2022
“A neuro-metabolic account of why daylong cognitive work alters the control of economic decisions”
“Does Depletion Have a Bright Side? Self-regulation Exertion Heightens Creative Engagement”, Ho et al 2021
“Does depletion have a bright side? Self-regulation exertion heightens creative engagement”
“In the Running”, Deren et al 2021
“A Multisite Preregistered Paradigmatic Test of the Ego-Depletion Effect”, Vohs et al 2021
“A Multisite Preregistered Paradigmatic Test of the Ego-Depletion Effect”
“Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Depression From an Evolutionary Perspective”, Hollon et al 2021
“Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Depression From an Evolutionary Perspective”
“Dopamine Promotes Cognitive Effort by Biasing the Benefits versus Costs of Cognitive Work”, Westbrook et al 2020
“Dopamine promotes cognitive effort by biasing the benefits versus costs of cognitive work”
“What Intellectual Progress Did I Make In The 2010s?”, Alexander 2020
“Strong Effort Manipulations Reduce Response Caution: A Preregistered Reinvention of the Ego-Depletion Paradigm”, Lin et al 2020
“Let There Be Variance: Individual Differences in Consecutive Self-control in a Laboratory Setting and Daily Life”, Wenzel et al 2019
“Ego Depletion May Disappear by 2020”, Vadillo 2019
“Why Has Evolution Not Selected for Perfect Self-control?”, Hayden 2018
“Evolution As Backstop for Reinforcement Learning”, Gwern 2018
“Can Behavioral Tools Improve Online Student Outcomes? Experimental Evidence from a Massive Open Online Course”, Patterson 2018
“Having a Creative Day: Understanding Entrepreneurs' Daily Idea Generation through a Recovery Lens”, Weinberger et al 2018
“Having a creative day: Understanding entrepreneurs' daily idea generation through a recovery lens”
“On Having Enough Socks”, Gwern 2017
“Toward a Rational and Mechanistic Account of Mental Effort”, Shenhav et al 2017
“Toward a Rational and Mechanistic Account of Mental Effort”
“Blood Sugar Level Follows Perceived Time rather than Actual Time in People With Type 2 Diabetes”, Park et al 2016
“Blood sugar level follows perceived time rather than actual time in people with type 2 diabetes”
“The Mechanics of Human Achievement”, Duckworth et al 2015
“Genetic Relations among Procrastination, Impulsivity, and Goal-management Ability: Implications for the Evolutionary Origin of Procrastination”, Gustavson et al 2014
“An Opportunity Cost Model of Subjective Effort and Task Performance”, Kurzban et al 2013
“An opportunity cost model of subjective effort and task performance”
“Why Aren’t We Smarter Already: Evolutionary Trade-Offs and Cognitive Enhancements”, Hills & Hertwig 2011
“Why Aren’t We Smarter Already: Evolutionary Trade-Offs and Cognitive Enhancements”
“A Viral Infection of the Mind? The Curious Case of Encephalitis Lethargica”, Foley 2011
“A viral infection of the mind? The curious case of encephalitis lethargica”
“The Algernon Argument”, Gwern 2010
“On Really Trying”, Gwern 2009
“That Which Does Not Kill Me Makes Me Stranger”
“Shop Class As Soulcraft: The Case for the Manual Trades”, Crawford 2006
“Structured Procrastination”, Perry 1996
“How Tracy Austin Broke My Heart”, Wallace 1994
“On Finished and Unfinished Tasks [Über Das Behalten Von Erledigten Und Unerledigten Handlungen / On The Recall of Finished and Unfinished Tasks]”, Zeigarnik 1927
“Glucose Is Not Willpower Fuel: Is the Muscle Model of Self-control Less Then a Metaphor?”
“Glucose Is Not Willpower Fuel: Is the muscle model of self-control less then a metaphor?”
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https://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/21/magazine/do-you-suffer-from-decision-fatigue.html
Link Bibliography
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https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/03/sports/ultramarathon-mental-illness.html: “The Ultra-marathoner Racing Against the Course, and Himself: Nickademus De La Rosa, an Ultrarunning Prodigy Who Has Run across Death Valley and the Alps, Is Taking a Pause from the Sport As He Copes With Borderline Personality Disorder”, Rebecca Byerly -
2021-ho.pdf: “Does Depletion Have a Bright Side? Self-regulation Exertion Heightens Creative Engagement”, Cony M. Ho, Szu-Han Joanna Lin, Russell E. Johnson -
https://radiolab.org/podcast/122291-in-running/transcript: “In the Running”, Diane Van Deren, Mark Phillips, Jad Abumrad, Robert Krulwich -
backstop: “Evolution As Backstop for Reinforcement Learning”, Gwern -
2018-patterson.pdf: “Can Behavioral Tools Improve Online Student Outcomes? Experimental Evidence from a Massive Open Online Course”, Richard W. Patterson -
socks: “On Having Enough Socks”, Gwern -
drug-heuristic: “The Algernon Argument”, Gwern -
on-really-trying: “On Really Trying”, Gwern -
1994-wallace-howtracyaustinbrokemyheart.pdf: “How Tracy Austin Broke My Heart”, David Foster Wallace