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Nonstatistical sampling
Small Discrepancy
a minor difference or deviation from what is expected, generally not sufficient to cause concern.
Auto-motive Theory
The theory suggesting that motivations can be automatically triggered by environmental cues without conscious intention.
Goal-related Stimuli
External cues or information that can influence motivation and action toward achieving a goal.
Higgins's Self-discrepancy Theory
A theory positing that individuals experience emotional discomfort or psychological distress due to discrepancies between their actual self, ideal self (aspirations), and ought self (sense of duty or obligation).
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