Goal setting and contribution in online communities
When members self-set or are assigned highly challenging goals their contribution increases (DC 13 CH2) Although many people use self-imposed goals as a source of self-regulation, research has shown that the goals people develop for themselves are not necessarily more powerful than goals assigned to them by an outside agent
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