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6. satisfaction obtained from achieve a goal
9. =energy, number of responses and time
13. tells one how they are progressing toward their goal
15. positive or negative emotional feeling that the anticipated goal produces
16. social comparison to set performance goals
18. highly stereotyped sequence of behavioral acts
19. the process by which a person becomes set to achieve a goal
21. some minimum standard that must be met
22. rules of thumb may lead to good choice but not always
23. hierarchical rank of goal based on value of a goal
24. desirable subjective state when a persons effort matched the skill level required
25. the incentive that is chosen to be acquired or achieved
26. motive for learning about ones environment
27. personal estimate that a goal can be achieved
28. manner in which a goal is perceived
29. persons desire to excel or do or gain better about something that is not currently possessed
30. daydrems or fantasies about achieving a goal

1. hypothetical amount of available activity for obtaining resources, related to persistence
2. how precise a goal is envisioned
3. lower in the hierarchy that must be achieved first to reach the final goal
4. abstract series of behavioral acts necessary for achieving a goal
5. ones capability to preform a task
7. =utility x subjective probability
8. how hard it is to achieve a goal
10. mental attempts to develop strategies to achieve a goal
11. subjective value of a stimulus produces psychological demand, how attracted you are to a particular stimulus
12. motive to actively interact and controls ones environment
14. mental images of the relationship among features in the environment and the goal
17. visualizing a goal, creating future plans
20. processing resources- mental operations, memory retrieval, problem solving, learning, decision making