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ejop-2639	Röseler, Lukas; Ebert, Jacqueline; Schütz, Astrid; Baumeister, Roy	The Upsides and Downsides of High Self-Control: Evidence for Effects of Similarity and Situation Dependency	2021	16	.pdf	application/pdf	9047	457	49	Thus, there is an assumption that people will act in selfish and reward- or lust-oriented ways (e.g., the selfish­ ness hypothesis of ego depletion; Banker, Ainsworth, Baumeister, Ariely, & Vohs, 2017) when no superordinate entity is present to exert control over them (e.g., Hobbes & Brooke, 1651/2017). More specifically, people with high self-control preferred other people with high self-control, and people with low self-control preferred other people with low self-control, a trend that is consistent with similarity being a major factor for determining attraction in nonromantic contexts.	cache/ejop-2639.pdf	txt/ejop-2639.txt