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social psychology of intention

In our everyday lives, we use the term intention in the sense that our intentions are not always realized by our actions. It is this problem of weakness of the will or the intention–behavior gap that the psychology of intentions has studied. [Source: Encyclopedia of Philosophy and the Social Sciences; Intention, Social Psychology of]

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