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The 32 pages that link to Habit, each with the reason it gives.

• RitualCompared with: A habit can be personal and automatic rather than socially prescribed.

• Social normCompared with: A habit can persist without shared expectations or social enforcement.

• MotivationCompared with: It challenges accounts that treat persistent behavior as always requiring active motivation.

• IntentionalityCompared with: Habitual behavior may be purposeful yet occur with little conscious deliberation.

• IntentionCompared with: Habitual conduct can occur without a current intention to perform each instance.

• AddictionCompared with: Habits can be hard to change, but addiction also involves persistent use despite serious harm.

• Goal settingCompared with: Habits can guide action with little active target monitoring, unlike deliberate goal pursuit.

• Personality traitCompared with: Habits are context-linked routines, not broad tendencies across situations.

• Nicotine dependenceCompared with: Repeated nicotine use can become habitual, but dependence also involves craving and withdrawal.

• Religious ritualCompared with: Repetition alone does not make an action ritual; prescribed symbolism and religious framing distinguish it.

• Spiritual practiceCompared with: A habit need not aim at spiritual awareness, connection, or transformation.