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The discussion reflects a keen interest in the fundamental nature of control, with citations of classic theories like Hendrick’s 'instinct to master' and praise for the review by Leotti & Delgado, highlighting its relevance; the tone is both academic and curious, emphasizing the significance of understanding control for wellbeing.
Most discussions show agreement or interest in the importance of control, referencing the biological and psychological aspects highlighted in the publication.
The comments indicate a high level of curiosity and enthusiasm about the topic, especially with mentions of theories dating back to Hendrick and the relevance of the review.
Participants reference foundational concepts and suggest reading the review, which demonstrates a moderate level of engagement.
The discussions suggest that the ideas have meaningful implications, encouraging further exploration and reflection on control's role in wellbeing.
@YulKang1 @biorxivpreprint @JeromeMunuera @brian6091 If you are interested in this notion (which can be traced back at least to Hendrick and his "instinct to master"), I warmly recommend this excellent review from Leotti & Delgado: https://t.co/jlTUNJDf6o
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@YulKang1 @biorxivpreprint @JeromeMunuera @brian6091 If you are interested in this notion (which can be traced back at least to Hendrick and his "instinct to master"), I warmly recommend this excellent review from Leotti & Delgado: https://t.co/jlTUNJDf6o