Goal Selection Processes is a theoretical construct within the domain of goal-setting theory that specifies the cognitive and motivational mechanisms through which individuals evaluate and commit to goals of varying difficulty, distinguishing it from related constructs by its focus on the antecedent decision-making dynamics that precede goal engagement.
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University of Toronto
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University of Zurich
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Stanford, United States
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