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Otrada [13]
3 years ago
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Psychologists have been debating over what aspects Of achievement

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sukhopar [10]3 years ago
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Yes they have but in different terms. It depends how you are speaking about it. If you are saying in terms of how humans perceive achievement, or how humans process it then I could be of help. It terms of human perception, it is viewed as a thing to admire and envy. If were to put on a resume that you accomplished things differed for the better from the other resumes, that would be an achievement . That would be something the other applicants would admire and envy in the face of their failure to accomplish the things you did. In terms of human perception, it is a positive thing for yourself, but for others it could be there downfall. Refer to the example above.

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