Likewise, in later studies, researchers used assessment scales to test for categories such as self-esteem and life-goal orientation, which they had positively correlated with happiness.
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In the shorter term, perhaps Silicon Valley could put its incomparable collective intellect, innovation and goal orientation into pursuing a different end : holding onto a newfound perspective.
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Although Dweck's work in this area built on the foundation laid by Nicholls, the fundamental difference between the two scholars'works was the attribution of an individual's goal orientation.
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One reason he suggested was that the female participants " were quite presentable, " but the men surveyed were " considerably more immature and lacking in goal orientation ."
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Similar to Eison, Dweck Individuals with a performance goal orientation seek to demonstrate and validate the adequacy of their competence in order to receive favorable judgments and avoid negative judgments.
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"What I'm trying to do is bring the focus and goal orientation that I've had in industry and marry that to the innovation and creativity and free-ranging thinking that you have in academics ."
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Scriven claims GFE is methodologically neutral, which means that it can be used or adapted for use with several other evaluation approaches, models, and methods as long as the other approaches do not mandate goal orientation.
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Goal-free evaluation is not a comprehensive stand-alone evaluation model; rather it is considered either a perspective or position concerning an evaluator s goal orientation throughout an evaluation, or a technique or tool for evaluating without referencing goals.
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"I think you're going to see more exceptions come along, " Irwin said . " A lot of that is based upon a player's competitive instincts-- what they want to do, their goal orientation, their willingness to get out in let's say combat time.
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Nicholls believed that the goal orientation held by an individual was a result of the possession of either an internal or external referent, while Dweck considered the adoption of a particular goal orientation to be related to the theory of intelligence held by that individual.
