The phrase "achievement orientation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mindset or approach that focuses on setting and achieving goals, often in educational or professional contexts.
Example: "Her achievement orientation drives her to excel in her studies and pursue challenging projects at work."
Alternatives: "goal-oriented mindset" or "success-driven approach".
Eighty-four percent of the top performers tested scored very high in achievement orientation.
Emotional self-control, adaptability, achievement orientation, and a positive outlook fall under self-management.
Disentangling achievement orientation and goal setting: Effects on self-regulatory processes, Journal of Applied Psychology.
And so the first thing I really want to think through is this high achievement orientation.
The present paper examined the roles of achievement orientation, perception of the motivational climate, and perceived ability on performance trait anxiety in a sample of national level elite athletes.
But most are a bland summary of the Boy Scout Handbook, with traits like extroversion, assertiveness, empathy, modesty, and an "achievement orientation". These platitudes are often reflected in firms' competency lists and are so broad that, at best, they simply remind us that people tend to do business with people they like (but not always and not as often as many sales trainers assume).
But other little Brins - of ethnic minorities - may have the similar talent, achievement-orientation, penchant for risk and innovation, and the same immigrant creativity originating from their double-culture perspective--but no funding for the right education.
Low conscientiousness has been linked to poorer achievement-orientation and to being unstructured and disorganized.
Implications for theory and research in achievement goal orientation are discussed.
Based on the differences in business scale, there are significant characteristic differences in durability (α < 0,01), need of achievement, social orientation, and risk-taking tendencies (α < 0,05).
Klinotaxis is the achievement of orientation by alternate lateral movements of part or all of a body; there appears to occur a comparison of intensities of stimulation between one position and another and a "choice" between them.
