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Achievement expectancies

Achievement expectancies is it how well (or poorly) a person expects to perform should he or she try to achieve a particular objective. They are cognitive expectations of succeeding or failing at a particular achievement-related activity

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Achievement goals

Achievement goals refer to targets people aspire to in achievement situations.

Achievement Motivation

Achievement Motivation refers to our position on success and failure - are we striving to succeed or trying to avoid failing? As many coaches have stated, "Winners take responsibility and know where to place credit or blame, but Losers always look for excuses beyond their control."

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Achievement Orientation

Achievement Orientation refers to our perception of how stable our ability level is.

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Achievement test

Achievement test refers to a test designed to assess specific information learned in school..Likewise, it is a standardized test designed to efficiently measure the amount of knowledge and/or skill a person has acquired, usually as a result of classroom instruction.

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Achievement tests

Achievement tests are tests that assess past learning across a variety of different subjects, particularly learning that is associated with training or academic programs.

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Achievement training

Achievement training encouraging children to do things well, that is, to meet or exceed high standards as they strive to accomplish various objectives.

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Achievement value

Achievement value is the perceived value of attaining a particular goal should one strive to achieve it

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