The moderating effect of perceived contr
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Robert D. Jewell; Blair Kidwell
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Article
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2005
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John Wiley and Sons
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English
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Research has demonstrated that perceived control adds explanatory power to the prediction of behavioral intention. This research extends previous findings by demonstrating how different levels of perceived control can affect an individual's motivation to engage cognitive resources for deliberative p