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Personality and the Goal-Striving Process: The Influence of Achievement Goal Patterns, Goal Level, and Mental Focus on Performance and Enjoyment

Judul Artikel:Personality and the Goal-Striving Process: The Influence of Achievement Goal Patterns, Goal Level, and Mental Focus on Performance and Enjoyment
Judul Terbitan:Journal of Applied Psychology
ISSN:00219010
Bahasa:ENG
Tempat Terbit:Washington
Tahun:0000
Volume:Vol. 88 Issue 2 0000
Penerbit:American Psychological Association
Frekuensi Penerbitan:
Penulis:Felissa K. Lee, Kennon M. Sheldon, and Daniel B. Turban
Abstraksi:The purpose of this study is to examine the mechanisms by which personality traits influence performance and satisfaction. Specifically, the authors examined how 3 personality characteristics derived from self-determination theory (autonomy, control, and amotivated orientations) influence performance and enjoyment through achievement goal patterns, goal level, and mental focus. Data were collected from 284 students at 5 points in time. In particular, mental focus emerged as an important aspect of the self-regulation process. The results suggest that global personality traits can help researchers to understand and predict the motivational strategies that people use while working toward goals in achievement settings.
Kata Kunci:Personality; Goal-Striving
Lokasi:p. 256
Terakreditasi:belum