According to the deep self concordance model, then, the asymmetry in attributions is a reasonable expression of the folk psychological distinction between the deep and shallow self.
The deep self concordance model (Sripada 2010, 2012; Sripada & Konrath 2011) also locates the source of the asymmetry in the judgment stage, but does not recognize an influence (licit or illicit) of normative judgments on descriptive judgments.
Weight control self-efficacy had an influence on identified self-concordance.
Identified self-concordance had an influence on resolving conflict by resisting desire.
Self-concordance, goal-attainment, and the pursuit of happiness: Can there be an upward spiral?
All participants were asked to complete a questionnaire regarding weight control specific CHBs, self-efficacy, self-concordance, motivational conflict responses, compensatory behavior intentions, and actual behavioral control.
Self-report concordance was highly sensitive (92%; 82%) and specific (96%; 97%, respectively).
To examine the effect of a community health worker (CHW) intervention, augmented by tailored text messages, on adherence to hydroxyurea therapy in youths with sickle cell disease, as well as on generic and disease-specific health-related quality of life (HrQL) and youth-parent self-management responsibility concordance.
We have explored management of childhood diabetes and focused on blood glucose monitoring and insulin management as a key exemplar concerning medicine management, self-care and concordance.
Consequently, changes in health behavior, promotion of a healthy lifestyle, and self-management in concordance with professional treatment advice are the cornerstones of diabetes care, specifically type II DM.
The several potential benefits of involving patients in medical decision-making (DM) include reduced anxiety and depression, greater self-efficacy, improved concordance, and higher satisfaction with their physician [ 2– 6].
