Born to choose: the origins and value of the need for control

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21. Simple but temporally unpredictable puzzles are cognitive enrichment
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26. Erroneous Gambling-Related Beliefs as Illusions of Primary and Secondary Control: A Confirmatory Factor Analysis
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29. The voice of choice: A scoping review of choice-based animal welfare studies
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30. In and out of control: Personal control and consumer behavior
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31. The value of choice facilitates subsequent memory across development
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32. Litter and perch type matter already from the start: exploring preferences and perch balance in laying hen chicks
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36. Neuroscientific and Psychological Approaches to Incentives
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53. Platforms and hyper-choice on the World Wide Web
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55. Exercise-related Mental Health Problems and Solutions during the COVID-19 Pandemic
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56. Developmental shifts in computations used to detect environmental controllability
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57. The influence of high-level beliefs on self-regulatory engagement: evidence from thermal pain stimulation
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58. How choice influences risk processing: An ERP study
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59. Targeted Application of Motor Learning Theory to Leverage Youth Neuroplasticity for Enhanced Injury-Resistance and Exercise Performance: OPTIMAL PREP
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60. Neural Representation of Reward Probability: Evidence from the Illusion of Control
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61. Supporting zoo Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) welfare and herd dynamics with a more complex and expanded habitat
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63. Affording choice: how website designs create and constrain ‘choice’
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64. Caregiving Choice and Caregiver-Receiver Relation: Effects on Psychological Well-being of Family Caregivers in Canada
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66. Contextual valence modulates the effect of choice on incentive processing
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73. Reasoning and choice in the Monty Hall Dilemma (MHD): implications for improving Bayesian reasoning
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78. Blunted neural effects of perceived control on reward feedback in major depressive disorder
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86. Reward Sensitivity Enhances Ventrolateral Prefrontal Cortex Activation during Free Choice
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89. Functional heterogeneity of perceived control in feedback processing
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95. When Not Choosing Leads to Not Liking: Choice-Induced Preference in Infancy
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96. The relationship between maternal smartphone use, physiological responses, and gaze patterns during breastfeeding and face-to-face interactions with infant
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98. Psychiatric Patients’ Perceived Health Control and Reactance: Implications for Medication Adherence
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99. Economic threat undermines the satisfaction of psychological needs for competence and autonomy
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100. No control and overwhelming cravings: Australian adults’ perspectives on the experience of food addiction
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