Correction Concepts
Habit Formation: The Science of Change and Development
Discover the neuroscience of habit formation, including the habit loop, basal ganglia, and evidence-based principles that explain why habits are hard to break.
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−A 2002 meta-analysis by Gollwitzer and Sheeran
+A 2006 meta-analysis by Gollwitzer and Sheeran
Why this is better
Verified live article (post 889, how-habits-are-formed-and-broken): body text already correctly reads 2006 meta-analysis. Checked FAQ (4-step base64/json op-sequence, 7 items) and excerpt independently - neither mentions this specific Gollwitzer meta-analysis year, so no secondary leftover. Already correct, no PUT needed.
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