nonachievement
- noun
- /ˌnɒnəˈtʃiːvmənt/
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no logro
- Her nonachievement of the set goals during the semester affected her confidence in her academic abilities.
- nonachievement factors
- extrinsic nonachievement
- intrinsic nonachievement
Examples
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Findings from studies in sport psychology (Scanlan & Lewthwaite, 1986) support the impact that nonachievement-extrinsic factors, including teachers, have on enjoyment.
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The team's consistent nonachievement in meeting their project deadlines led to frustration among the members.
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Intrinsic Nonachievement (movement sensations and competition emotion)
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Greater weight should be given to achievement assessments than nonachievement assessments (e.g., attendance and attitude).
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In addition, instructional goals and objectives should focus on intrinsic achievement and nonachievement factors and extrinsic nonachievement components of instruction.
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In addition, instructional goals and objectives should focus on intrinsic achievement and nonachievement factors and extrinsic nonachievement components of instruction.
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Additionally, student responses indicated that the way the content was delivered impacted their perceived competence (intrinsic-nonachievement) and therefore enjoyment.
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Nonetheless, the fact that all groups would benefit from mutual cooperation to achieve stabilization, and that the negotiations in all cases have been iterated many times, makes the nonachievement of stabilization under extremely high rates of inflation surprising.
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The report highlighted the nonachievement of key performance indicators, prompting management to revise their strategies.
Synonyms
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1.3
Not reaching what was planned or expected
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3.1
A failure to hit or reach a target
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5.4
Doing less well than expected for a person's ability
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4.4
An attempt that does not get what you want
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6.9
Failure to do something you must do, for example an agreed duty
Failure to reach a planned goal
The failure to reach something expected, like a goal or profit
An event or action that does not reach its aim
Not finishing a required course or task
An expected event that does not happen
Antonyms
How Successful
Surface Forms
Morphology
nonachievement = achievement (transparent) = non + achieve + ment
The productive negative prefix 'non-' is simply attached to the noun 'achievement', producing a predictable meaning of absence.
Etymology
Nonachievement is made from the parts non- meaning 'not' and achievement, from achieve, meaning 'to reach' or 'finish' a goal. So, nonachievement means 'not reaching' a wanted result or promise.