setting goals for success Flashcards

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a ____ is an idea of the future or desired results that a person or a group of people envision, plan and commit to achieve

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goals

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what are the types of goals?

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  1. short term goals
  2. long term goals
  3. outcome goals
  4. process goals
  5. performance goals
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this type of goals are specific and spell out the results you hope to achieve in the end

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outcome goals

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are the behaviors or the strategies that will help us to perform well and increase our chances of achieving our desired outcome goals. it is the goal that sets the path to an outcome goal

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process goals

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process goals can also be called ___

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procedural goals

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this type of goals sets the standards at which we will perform our process goals

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performance goals

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why is goal setting important?

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  1. goals give you focus in life
  2. goals allow you to measure your progress
  3. goals keep you locked in and undistracted
  4. goals help you overcome procrastination
  5. goals give you motivation
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one of the most well renowned living psychologist in the field of psychology.
- social cognitive theory of learning

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albert bandura

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albert bandura is the forerunner of what?

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social cognitive theory of learning

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this refers to an individual’s belief in his or her capacity to execute behaviors necessary to produce specific performance attainments

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self- efficacy

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what are the two types of self-efficacy?

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  1. high self-efficacy
  2. low self-efficacy
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They feel confident that they can successfully take on
certain task and more likely to take risk even though the process becomes challenging

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high self-efficacy

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They easily give up in the
face of difficulties

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low self-efficacy

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what are the 4 ways to build self-efficacy?

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  1. mastery experience
  2. social modelling
  3. social persuasion
  4. state of physiology
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a lewis and Virginian Eaton professor of psychology at stanford university known for her work on the mindest psychological traits

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carol dweck

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16
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are beliefs about one’s self and one’s most basic quality

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mindset

17
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what are the 2 types of mindset

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fixed mindset
growth mindset

18
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type of mindset.
believed that one success is based on innate ability or their given traits

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fixed mindset

19
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type of mindset.
can see their qualities as things that they can develop through dedication and effort

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growth mindset

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