The Socialization of Self-Regulation from a Domains Perspective

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Preface v
3. Contents vii
4. Introduction 1
5. Intentions, Actions and Explanations 47
6. Limits of Intention and the Representational Mind 57
7. German Private Law’s Approach to Intentionality 85
8. Legislator’s Intent – Limits of a Concept 121
9. Intentional Action Control in Individuals and Groups 133
10. Foreseeing Obstacles: Mental Contrasting and Intention Formation 163
11. Development of Self-Regulation in Context 193
12. The Socialization of Self-Regulation from a Domains Perspective 223
13. Experiential Canalization Model of Executive Function Development: Implications for the Origins and Limits of Intentionality in Children 245
14. When Planning Results in Loss of Control: Intention-Based Reflexivity and Proactive Control 263
15. Mechanisms of Switching Intentions: Inhibition Promotes Flexibility in Sequential Action Selection 291
16. About the Authors 313