"goal striving" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
Example: "Goal striving is an essential aspect of achieving success in any endeavor."
These numbers exemplify the two problems of getting started and staying on track that have been found to be central to successful goal striving [ 24, 21– 23].
More recently implementation intentions have been shown to facilitate ongoing goal striving (relapse prevention), protecting individuals from the influence of potentially disruptive inner states such as cravings [ 24].
It has been suggested by early personality psychologists [ 5] and more differentiated in current models of motivation [ 6] that two main motivational phases can be distinguished: goal setting and goal striving.
This investigation extended the goal striving literature by examining motives for two goals being pursued simultaneously.
Achievement goals were measured by the Achievement Goal Striving Scale, which is a ten-item scale adapted from Goldberg's (1999) International Personality Item Pool (IPIP).
Challenges to the functional theory of counterfactual thinking center on whether counterfactuals typically cohere to a structural form amenable to goal striving and whether behavioral consequences are mainly dysfunctional rather than functional.
For this reason, organizations like GOAL strive to help ensure quality birth family search for adoptees and birth parents, and advocate and inform the public on adoptee affairs.
When it comes to keeping fit, that's a goal worth striving for.
But this does not mean that tax simplification is not a goal worth striving for.
Making schools better is always a goal worth striving for, whether it means improving pedagogy itself or being able to fire bad teachers more easily.
In an era when fame is not just the spur but often the only goal worth striving for, Byrne's attitude seems refreshingly sensible.
