Determinants and strategies of self-reported habit degradation: an intensive longitudinal study

Non-performance of the habitual behaviour and reward emerged as determinants of habit degradation, while encountering habitual cues might counteract degradation efforts. Although strategies did not differ in degrading habit, preference for substitution may reflect higher feasibility.

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Psychology and Health
Published
2026-02-09
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/08870446.2026.2626493
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1
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Behavioral Health and Interventions
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Determinants and strategies of self-reported habit degradation: an intensive longitudinal study

Jennifer Inauen, Robert Edgren
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Psychology and Health
Behavioral Health and Interventions
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Determinants and strategies of self-reported habit degradation: an intensive longitudinal study

Jennifer Inauen, Robert Edgren
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Abstract

Non-performance of the habitual behaviour and reward emerged as determinants of habit degradation, while encountering habitual cues might counteract degradation efforts. Although strategies did not differ in degrading habit, preference for substitution may reflect higher feasibility.

Psychology and Health
Bern University of Applied Sciences (CH)
Zero hunger
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Behavioral Health and Interventions
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