Olympic Gold— Achievement or Competitive?

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1 Olympic Gold— Achievement or Competitive? CASE STUDY INFORMATION SHEET humansynergistics.com Copyright © 2012 by Human Synergistics International. All rights reserved. Rome olympics 1960 At the 1960 Rome Olympics, John Konrads won two individual medals: a bronze and a gold. He claims the bronze resulted from an over-focus on Competitive thinking and the gold from an Achievement motivation. (See a full description of these thinking styles

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