The Contribution of Self–Regulatory Efficacy Beliefs in Managing Affect and Family Relationships to Positive Thinking and Hedonic Balance

Steca, Patrizia; Caprara, Gian Vittorio

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The Contribution of Self–Regulatory Efficacy Beliefs in Managing Affect and Family Relationships to Positive Thinking and Hedonic Balance

Author(s): Gian Vittorio Caprara , Patrizia Steca

Publication date Created: June 2006

Publication date (Print): June 2006

Journal: Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology

Publisher: Guilford Publications

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Title: Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology

Abbreviated Title: Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology

Publisher: Guilford Publications

ISSN (Print): 0736-7236

Publication date Created: June 2006

Publication date (Print): June 2006

Volume: 25

Issue: 6

Pages: 603-627

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DOI: 10.1521/jscp.2006.25.6.603

SO-VID: 7b6a3cab-b719-4114-ba80-8eeb90fb3ab5

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