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What is aspiration?
What is aspiration?
- Breathing difficulty
- A strong desire or ambition (correct)
- A type of lung disease
- None of the above
In psychology, what does aspiration refer to?
In psychology, what does aspiration refer to?
- Setting and working towards goals (correct)
- Dreaming during sleep
- A medical procedure
- Inhaling air
Who proposed the theory of career aspirations?
Who proposed the theory of career aspirations?
- John Locke
- Sigmund Freud
- Albert Bandura (correct)
- Abraham Maslow
Which of the following is an example of a personal aspiration?
Which of the following is an example of a personal aspiration?
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In the context of engines, what does 'aspiration' typically refer to?
In the context of engines, what does 'aspiration' typically refer to?
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Study Notes
Aspiration in Psychology
- In psychology, aspiration refers to a strong desire or ambition to achieve something, often related to personal goals, values, and ideals.
Theory of Career Aspirations
- The theory of career aspirations was proposed by Donald Super, a prominent psychologist.
Personal Aspiration Example
- An example of a personal aspiration is wanting to become a successful artist, indicating a strong desire to achieve a specific goal.
Aspiration in Engines
- In the context of engines, aspiration typically refers to the process of drawing air or fuel into the engine's cylinders to facilitate combustion, essential for the engine's operation.
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