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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Self-sabotage"”.

  1. “Taking a chance and striking out”: an exploration of homelessness, housing pathways, and ‘self-sabotage

    … making it difficult to establish a new sense of self after obtaining housing. The phenomenon of self-sabotage offers insights into the conscious and unconscious forces that drive individuals to engage in behaviors that may obstruct their chances at achieving desired goals. This thesis provides …

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  2. The Entrepreneur’s Burden: Investigating the Interplay Between Impostorism and Entrepreneurial Identity

    … can have negative consequences, including self-sabotage, missed opportunities, and difficulty in seeking help or support, which can impact the ability of entrepreneurs to take entrepreneurial action and experience well-being.</p> <p>This study builds on identity, entrepreneurial identity, …

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  3. The relationship between motivational factors and school achievement among learners in the Further Education and Training Phase.

    … showed that internal factors like student self-confidence, planning, hard work were some of the dominant internal factors that promoted student engagement high academic performance while anxiety, uncertain control and self-sabotage were major indicators of poor academic performance and …

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  4. Being connected: an exploration of women’s weight loss experience and the implications for health education

    … was identified linked to four key themes of self sabotage,<br/>internal conflict, control and choice.<br/><br/>The results reveal wide variations across the ten participants in their motivations for<br/>losing weight, many of which are different to the reasons that health educators …

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