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A Latent Profile Analysis of Undergraduates’ Motivational Strategy Use and Its Relations to Achievement and Well-being
College students encounter academic hurdles such as failing exams or missing goals. The Motivational Theory of Life-Span Development outlines goal engagement, goal adjustment, and self-protection control strategies for regulating behavior after setbacks. We examined profiles of intended control stra
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