The Power of Habit¶
Duhigg, C. (2012). The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business. Random House.
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Mechanisms¶
- Habit Loop Disruption
- Its strength is that by preserving the reward it respects why the habit existed, which is exactly why substitution outlasts suppression — the person is not left with an unmet craving.
This sourceExplains habit change by retaining the cue and reward while substituting a new routine, so the established reward can still be obtained.
- Its strength is that by preserving the reward it respects why the habit existed, which is exactly why substitution outlasts suppression — the person is not left with an unmet craving.
- Habit Loop Mapping
- The framing borrows the cue–routine–reward habit loop, the widely used three-part model of how automatic behaviors are learned and maintained
This sourcePresents habits as a cue–routine–reward sequence in which the routine is automatic behavior and the reward helps encode the pattern for future repetition.
- The framing borrows the cue–routine–reward habit loop, the widely used three-part model of how automatic behaviors are learned and maintained
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