From a behavioral perspective, the term willpower
A) is too often based on circular reasoning.
B) does not really explain anything.
C) is too often merely a description of a certain behavior pattern.
D) All of these are correct.

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All of these statements are correct from a behavioral perspective because they highlight common criticisms of the concept of willpower: it's often used in circular reasoning (explaining behavior by attributing it to willpower, which is defined by the behavior itself), it doesn't add explanatory value beyond the description of behaviors it's supposed to explain, and it often merely labels rather than explains behavior patterns.

From a Behavioral Perspective, the Term Willpower