TABLE 2.
Conceptual continuum and typologies of each self-regulatory behavior.
| Characteristics of the person | Self-regulation (SR) High-Moderate- Low POSITIVE PRO-ACTIVITY (+1) | A-regulation (AR) No regulation RE-ACTIVITY (0) | Dys-regulation (DR) Low-Moderate- High NEGATIVE PRO-ACTIVITY (−1) |
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Before Self-analysis of tasks Self-defined goals Self-motivation |
Before No analysis of tasks No goals No motivation |
Before Erroneous self-analysis Erroneous goals Self-demotivation |
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During Self-observation Self-analysis Self-correction |
During No self-observation No self-oversight No self-correction |
During Self-distraction Cognitive self-avoidance Self-impediment Procrastination |
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After Self-reflection Self-attributions Positive self-affect |
After No reflection No attributions No affect |
After Erroneous self-assessment Erroneous self-attributions Negative self-affect |
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| Type of activity |
Self-regulatory (SR) High-Moderate-Low PRO-ACTIVITY (+) |
A-regulatory (AR) No regulation RE-ACTIVITY (=) |
Dys-regulatory (DR) Low-Moderate- High PRO-ACTIVITY (−) |
| Academic | Self-regulated learning | No norms/limits | Self-induced impediment |
| Road safety | Self-regulation in driving | No norms/limits | Self-induced risks |
| Health | SR in Health | No norms/limits | Self-induced excesses |
| TV | SR in TV | No norms/limits | Self-induced excesses |
| Family | SR in family | No norms/limits | Self-induced risks |
| Information and Communication Technology (ICT) | SR in TIC | No norms/limits | Self-induced excesses |
| Sexual | SR in risky sexual behavior | No regulation | Self-induced risks |
| Violence | SR in harmonious relations | No norms/limits | Self-induced excesses |
| Spouse/partner | SR in interaction | No regulation | Self-induced excesses |