Self-blaming for a failure to adhere to a commitment and taking this failure as evidence for a lack of willpower or personal strength are most central to which of the following?

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The abstinence violation effect involves self-blame and interpreting a lapse in adherence to a commitment (like abstaining from alcohol or sticking to a diet) as a personal failure, reflecting a lack of willpower or strength.

Self-Blaming for a Failure to Adhere to a Commitment and Taking