Expectations ------------ *Describe the outcomes you expect/suspect/guesstimate for this study and explain why. Estimate the effect sizes you expect to find, for both the mean reaction time difference and the ex-Gaussian fitted RTV.* In our previous studies (Jostmann & Koole, 2007; Ruigendijk & Koole, 2014) we found that individual differences in coping with demanding conditions moderates the ego depletion effect such that people low in coping capabilities showed ego-depletion but not people high in coping capabilities. These interactions were of medium size (see also Gröpel, Baumeister, & Beckmann, 2014; Dang, Xiao, Shi, & Mao, 2014). We would hence expect the same pattern for the present study. Based on the results of the Stroop interference latencies of Study 2 (Jostmann & Koole, 2007) we expect that after high self-control people scoring low on coping capabilities will show higher response latencies on incongruent trials compared to people scoring high on coping capabilities. We expect a medium effect size of partial η2= .13, see also Jostmann & Koole (2007). Noteworthy, their experiment was conducted (nine years ago) in the same lab that we will use in the present experiment. To fit the corresponding ex-Gaussian distribution, we would need the original data of this study. Unfortunately, Jostmann is currently on sabbatical leave and we cannot reach him at the moment. As soon as we have the data, we will provide this section with the ex-Gaussian fitted RTV. We will assess individual differences in coping abilities (This individual difference assessment will not be announced to participants, to avoid any differences with the procedure of the original study. Kuhl & Beckmann, 1994) after participants have completed of the entire replication protocol.