Most relevant learning activities were directly related to patient care rather than motivated by competence improvement goals.
In sum, the activities contributing to learning in medical practice seem inherent to the job of providing high-quality patient care, rather than motivated by competence improvement goals.
Like the orchestra, Maazel seems to value industriousness and competence as primary goals -- as ends, not means.
"But given where the Palestinians are in pursuing their national goals, competence does not make national heroes".
More specifically, we analysed how perceived motivational climate, implicit ability beliefs, perceived competence, and achievement goals contributed to exercisers' self-determined motivation.
A. Keep in mind that relatives are typically focused on relationships and loyalty, whereas in business the focus is on goals, competence and growth, says Greg McCann, a professor of family business at Stetson University in DeLand, Fla., and author of "When Your Parents Sign the Paychecks".
Our approach enables us to address questions like: How good are the authors and editors of these magazines at producing influential language (and so how great is the impact of these magazines likely to be)? How does this change with time, and as a reaction to world events, and what does this tell us about competence and strategic goals?
(3) Work adjustment, including work competence, personality and goals.
Mr. Blair is finding that he can no longer ride on his party's hard-won reputation for competence, an early goal of his to separate the British public from its traditional suspicion, based on the performance of past Labor governments, that the party could not be trusted to run the country.
Language knowledge refers to organizational knowledge and pragmatic knowledge, whereas strategic competence refers to goal-setting, assessment, and planning (see Bachman & Palmer, 1996, for a detailed overview of their framework).
