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'''Achievement orientation''' is when an individual's inclination and attitide toward the development and validation of one's ability to achieve is high. A person who exhibits achievement orientation is passionate about achieving their goals and their overall success. Having strong self-motivation is a prerequisite for having an achievement orientation. It often also involves having a strong set of leadership skills rather than following others.<ref>[https://study.com/academy/lesson/achievement-orientation-definition-example-quiz.html Achievement orientation]</ref> | '''Achievement orientation''' is when an individual's inclination and attitide toward the development and validation of one's ability to achieve is high. A person who exhibits achievement orientation is passionate about achieving their goals and their overall success. Having strong self-motivation is a prerequisite for having an achievement orientation. It often also involves having a strong set of leadership skills rather than following others.<ref>[https://study.com/academy/lesson/achievement-orientation-definition-example-quiz.html Achievement orientation]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 12:39, January 17, 2024
Achievement orientation is when an individual's inclination and attitide toward the development and validation of one's ability to achieve is high. A person who exhibits achievement orientation is passionate about achieving their goals and their overall success. Having strong self-motivation is a prerequisite for having an achievement orientation. It often also involves having a strong set of leadership skills rather than following others.[1]