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Request for Data: Economic Status and Avoidance Motivation

Dear Colleagues,

My graduate student, Karen Gilbert, and I are conducting a meta-analysis on the association between economic status and avoidance motivation. Our aim is to include as many published and unpublished studies in our meta-analysis as possible, and we are hoping that researchers who have collected data on these constructs will contribute estimates to our meta-analysis.

Any published or unpublished data that includes the following variables would be relevant to our meta-analysis:

At least one of the following measures of economic status:

Income
Social status
Social class

And at least one of the following measures of avoidance motivation:

Performance-avoidance goals
Mastery-avoidance goals
Avoidance social goals
Avoidance personal goals
Fear of failure
Fear of rejection
Fear of loss of power
Prevention focus (as assessed by the General Regulatory Focus Questionnaire)
Behavioral inhibition system sensitivity

Please contact me if you have studies relevant for this meta-analysis that you would be willing to share. All studies included in the meta-analysis will be appropriately cited; please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Many thanks,
Andrew Elliot
University of Rochester

andrew.elliot@rochester.edu

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