A Model of Self-Discipline

Mihm, Maximilian; Ozbek, Kemal

doi:10.2139/ssrn.2850079

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“…Self-discipline is the effort an individual exerts to regulate their own moods, that results in reducing their internal conflicts between normative preferences and temptations (Mihm & Ozbek, 2016). It is of pivotal importance for students to exercise this skill as sustained self-discipline is required to continue with their goal commitment and to successfully attain them.…”

Section: Self-disciplinementioning

confidence: 99%

“…There are four (4) components of SRT: (1) standards of desirable behavior, (2) motivation to meet standards, (3) monitoring of situations and thoughts that precede breaking standards and (4) willpower or internal strength to control urges. The SRT relates to self-discipline as it is a system and process where it can outline the effort an individual exerts to regulate their own moods, that results in reducing their internal conflicts (Mihm & Ozbek, 2016).…”

Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Dress Code Policy Adherence and Self-Discipline of University Students

Santos

Marasigan

2021

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The new normal of online learning eventually changed how students dress for online classes.It also highlighted the concepts of self-management through the exercise of self-discipline.This study determined the dress code policy adherence and self-discipline of selected university students through a descriptive-correlational research design involving 100 purposively chosen students. The respondents are mostly young adults, female, third year level taking-up business administration. The researcher-made instrument measured the levels of dress code policy adherence and the self-discipline of the respondents. Results showed that students have high levels of dress code policy adherence and self-discipline. However, only age, sex, and course are significantly related to dress code policy adherence whereas only age and sex are significantly related to self-discipline. The study further reflected that past behavior is significantly related to the self-discipline. The results of the study may serve as inputs to the review of the institutional dress code policy in the new normal.

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Section: Self-disciplinementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%