By Dr. David Edward Marcinko; MBA MEd
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Classic Definition: Describes a pattern in which people engage in a healthy behavior but then counteract its benefits by choosing an unhealthy one.
Modern Circumstance: This tendency emerges from a psychological process known as self‑licensing, where a virtuous action creates a sense of moral credit. Once individuals feel they have “earned” a reward, they may permit themselves to indulge in behaviors that undermine their original effort.
Paradox Example: Someone who completes a strenuous workout may later justify eating a high‑calorie dessert, believing the exercise offsets the indulgence. Although both actions make sense in isolation, together they can cancel each other out, slowing progress toward health goals.
Paradox Example: People drive safe cars more aggressively
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