Attitudes Towards Achievement

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Title

Attitudes Towards Achievement

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Auckland University of Technology

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Tuwhera

Description

Cultures differ in their orientation towards the individual. A preference for high achievers to fail (Tall Poppy Syndrome) was studied, focusing on the wider socio-cultural context and its effect on public perceptions contributing to experiences of Tall Poppies across differing societal norms. As an indicator of tall poppy syndrome, the present study uses a validified instrument – the Tall Poppy Scale (Feather, 1989) found to be sensitive to ‘tall poppy syndrome’ in English speaking and non-E...

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Format

Research paper

Research format

Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2021

Creator

Kim, Jisoo

URL

https://openrepository.aut.ac.nz/handle/10292/14120

Related subjects

Tall Poppy Syndrome / Decisional Self Esteem Scale / Cross-cultural / Korea / Online behaviour / Achievement / Attitudes / Cyber bullying / Individualistic / Collectivist / Confucius values

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