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Cronbach's Alphas for Individual Scales

Cronbach's Alphas for Individual Scales

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Figure 1. The evolution of the conceptualization of goal orientation
Figure 2. Predicted relationships between independent variables
Figure 7. Proposed SEM model
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Behavioral Responses to Failure: The Effects of Goal Orientation, Psychological Capital, and Intrinsic Motivation
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  • Jul 2019
Failure can be a feared or even fatal stumbling-block for many individuals and businesses but can also be the hallmark of a successful entrepreneur or enterprise. Whether failure becomes an insurmountable obstacle or a refining challenge depends largely on an individual’s behavior after a failure. This study examined the effects of goal orientation...
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