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1	A Model of Motivational Spillover: When One Thing Leads to Another Quintela, Yvette 21 October 2005 (has links) Few studies have examined whether performance feedback on a given task can have implications for motivational processes on an altogether distinct task. The present study proposes and tests a model for motivational spillover in a goal-setting context. Participants (N = 201) were provided with goal-performance discrepancy feedback (GPD) on a creativity task (CT) and were subsequently asked to complete an unrelated stock-predicting task (SPT). Results indicate that GPD feedback on the CTs was positively associated with positive affect such that negative GPDs resulted in low levels of positive affect and positive GPDs resulted in high levels of positive affect. This positive affect was in turn positively related to self-efficacy for the SPT. Self-efficacy was positively associated with personal goals, and goals were positively related to performance on the SPT. These findings provide initial evidence for the occurrence of positive and negative motivational spillover in a natural performance setting. / Ph. D. goal performance discrepancies positive and negative affect Motivational spillover goal-setting Self-efficacy
2	Allocation by Association: Goal Networks and the Allocation of Resources Across Multiple Demands Dolis, Chad M. 19 August 2013 (has links) No description available. Psychology Behaviorial Sciences Behavioral Psychology Cognitive Psychology Organizational Behavior Self-Regulation Goal Systems Theory Goal Networks Resource Allocation Multiple Goals Goal Performance Discrepancies Goal Activation Day Reconstruction Method Goal Striving Means Cognitive Association Goal Importance Multifinality Goals

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A Model of Motivational Spillover: When One Thing Leads to Another

Allocation by Association: Goal Networks and the Allocation of Resources Across Multiple Demands