TABLE 1.
Goal content | Valence | Sample item | ωH | |
Item stem: “In my current teaching activities…” | ||||
Mastery-based goals | Task | Approach | “… I want to fulfill the different requirements very well.” | 0.83 |
Avoidance | “… I want to avoid fulfilling the different requirements poorly.” | 0.88 | ||
Learning | Approach | “… I want to constantly improve my competences.” | 0.89 | |
Avoidance | “… it is important to me to avoid having my competencies not develop further.” | 0.84 | ||
Performance-based goals | Appearance | Approach | “… I want to be perceived as competent.” | 0.86 |
Avoidance | “… I want to avoid being perceived as incompetent.” | 0.94 | ||
Normative | Approach | “… I want to be better than my colleagues.” | 0.94 | |
Avoidance | “… I want to avoid being worse than my colleagues.” | 0.95 | ||
Further goals | Work avoidance | Avoidance | “… I want to have as little to do as possible.” | 0.91 |
Relational | Approach | “… it is important to me to achieve a personal connection with students.” | 0.79 |
Reported are the distinguished achievement goals and their definitions based on the model of Daumiller et al. (2019b), as well as their internal consistencies (McDonald’s Omega values).