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Slips of Action in Everyday Life: Capturing Habitual Smartphone Checking with a Decoy App Paradigm
The study of habit has long faced a trade-off between experimental control and ecological validity. We translated a core laboratory test of habit to daily life: whether people continue responding despite knowing it no longer produces its outcome. For one week, participants (N = 74) replaced a freque
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