When pursuing multiple goals, people prioritize the minimally acceptable level over the aspiration level
When pursuing multiple goals over time, the amount of time (i.e., resources) available affects which goal is pursued: people prioritize (i.e., spend time on) the goal furthest from the aspiration level when there is plenty of time available to attain the aspiration level on the multiple goals but sw...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2017
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