Unresolved Theoretical Issues in Self-Management: Implications for Research and Practice

Author(s)

Floyd C. Mace, Nova Southeastern UniversityFollow
Barbara J. West

Document Type

Article

Publication Title

Professional School Psychology

ISSN

0886-3016

Publication Date

Summer 1986

Abstract

Discusses 2 unresolved theoretical issues in the self-management literature. Cognitive-behavioral and operant theories regarding the nature of self-reinforcement and the mechanisms responsible for reactive self-monitoring are presented, along with a literature review supporting the various theories. Areas in which additional research is needed to support a particular view are discussed. Recommendations for applying self-management procedures in school psychology are offered based on the literature.

DOI

10.1037/h0090505

Volume

1

Issue

3

First Page

149

Last Page

163

NSUWorks Citation

Mace, F. C., West, B. J. (1986). Unresolved Theoretical Issues in Self-Management: Implications for Research and Practice. Professional School Psychology, 1(3), 149-163.
Available at: https://nsuworks.nova.edu/cps_facarticles/791