Friday, January 3, 2020

Setting unclear goals is the same as not setting any! Searching for app creators!

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■ Dreams that are clear on 

what you must do daily, come true 
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┌1)Sketchy goals 

         are the same as not setting any
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How are you spending your new years? 


It's a great time for setting 2020 goals. 

Today I will introduce a certain experiment 
that is good reference. 

In 1981, Canadian psychologist 
Albert Bandura did the following research.

He collected 40 children aged 7-10 

who were really not good at mathematics. 

And he had them all complete a 42-paged workbook, 
in 7 separate times.  

He separated the children into 3 groups, 

and gave them the following instructions.

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Group A
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"Please complete a minimum of 6 pages per time" 

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Group B
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"Complete all 42 page
s by the end of the 7th experiment." 

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Group C
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"There is no specific goal, but please answer as many questions as you can." 

The results were interesting. 

┌2)Dreams that come true that are clear on 

 what must be done daily.
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After the 7 times, 
the percentage of those who completed the whole workbook was as below. 

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Group A
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74%

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Group B
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55%

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Group C
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53%

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How did you answer? 


This results of this experiment teach us about 
how to set goals that can be achieved. 

See especially the results of  B and C.

Sketchy unclear goal setting, 

ends up being more or less the same 
as setting no goal at all. 


What is important, as group A did, 

is whether the "daily subgoals" are clearly set as well. 


Goals with clear daily to-dos are what come true. 

Thank you for reading today too!

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Reference for today's post as taken with gratitude from below. 



Newton 2020.1
P.120,121 Newton Press
"Practical Psychology that will help you, No.1
 Motivation Psychology"
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