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- Individuals' mindsets and strategies in achievement situations affect how they engage in self-management activities.
- Key activities include goal setting, seeking feedback, and employing developmental tactics.
- These approaches are crucial for achieving success in leader development.
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The ways in which individuals approach achievement situations influence their use of self-management activities such as goal setting, feedback seeking, and developmental strategies, and ultimately impact success in leader development.
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