For instance, achievement goals positively predict long-term academic performance (Harackiewicz, Barron, Tauer, Carter, & Elliot, 2000).
For instance, achievement in the field of music was found to be more strongly related to intelligence than creative potential as compared with other domains (Kim, 2008).
Terminal values refer to "What we want from our schools and students" (2011, p. 128), such as, for instance, academic achievement and equity in learning.
The motive to avoid failure is also assumed to be relatively stable by adulthood and represents the compilation of those prior instances where achievement behaviours were unsuccessful.
In the case of Achievement for instance, it is reasonable to assume that any or all of the following prior knowledge, past experience, instructor actions, demographic factors would influence course grades and that student participatory behaviors alone would only represent a partial explanation.
"The constitutional compromise about slavery, for instance, facilitated the achievement of what both sides of the debate really aspired to — a new nation," he wrote.
The inflections (curvatures) of the developing mammalian brain and spinal cord, for instance, or the achievement of a proper numerical balance between functionally related cell groups, cannot be understood without an appreciation of how the death of some (or many) cells is necessary for others to reach maturity.
Mr. Bloomberg and his schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, disputed that characterization, pointing to what they described as ground-breaking results: for instance, that the achievement gap between city students and their state counterparts had been cut in half over the past three years and is now 7 percentage points.
The positive attitude is also clearly reflected in terms of wording (for instance "progress and achievement", "active fulfilment", "promotion" and so on in the chapter titles of the reports presented above).
Society became more liberal (as seen, for instance, in the achievements of the Polish Film School and the creation of such controversial movies as Ashes and Diamonds), and a civil society started to develop, but half-hearted democratization was not enough to satisfy the Polish public.
Winning a Nobel Prize, for instance, would signal exceptional achievement.
