Correction Concepts
Construal Level Theory: The Effects of Distance
Construal level theory explains how psychological distance, time, space, social, hypothetical, shifts thinking from concrete detail to abstract meaning.
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−Anthony Freitas, Erin Gollwitzer, and Yaacov Trope published "The Role…
+Anthony Freitas, Peter Gollwitzer, and Yaacov Trope published "The Role…
−Scott Maglio, Evan Polman, and Adam Alter published a study in Psychologi…
+Scott Maglio, Yaacov Trope, and Nira Liberman published a study in the Jo…
Why this is better
Body/bibliography attribution was already correct on the live site. FAQ JSON-LD schema independently carried a different unverified co-author name (Peter Salovey) for the same Freitas et al. self-control finding; corrected to match verified body text and re-encoded via the standard faq op-sequence (base64,json,base64,json), round-trip verified.
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