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Predict to Resist: A Mixed-Method Evaluation of a Prediction-Based Impulse Control Intervention
Impulsive behaviors often persist despite people’s intentions to act in line with personally valued goals. A recently developed intervention based on the Goal-Directed Predictive Processing (GDPP) framework aims to change such behaviors by helping people construct and practice inference chains in wh
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