Question

Which of these behaviours are you likely to exhibit to if you have a high need for achievement?

Answer 1

Answer:

Based on these theoretical grounds, we considered the following as indicators of motivation: mastery motivation behaviors (persistence, pride, and competence), strategy use (help-seeking), and emotion expression (positive affect, interest/arousal, sadness, confusion, anxiety, anger, frustration, hostility, and shame).High-achievement motivation tends to lead to particular personality features. These include persistence, ability to delay gratification, and competitiveness: Persistence: High achievers tend to be very persistent and work hard to attain goals they set for themselves.Achievement behavior is the third stage of play development and incorporates the learning of the first two stages. The need for achievement is defined as a continual striving for excellence, improvement in performance, and innovation. Those high in this need tend to take intermediate risks and prefer moderate challenges, ones that are not too easy yet ensure some measure of success.