Goal Orientation
Cross-source consensus on Goal Orientation from 1 sources and 5 claims.
1 sources · 5 claims
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Highlighted claims
- Goal orientation shaped which postoperative outcomes patients considered most important. — Dynamic trade-off evaluation framework for bariatric surgery outcomes: a qualitative Straussian Grounded Theory study
- Body image-oriented patients mainly valued appearance and weight loss. — Dynamic trade-off evaluation framework for bariatric surgery outcomes: a qualitative Straussian Grounded Theory study
- Body image-oriented patients were more sensitive to weight plateaus, insufficient weight loss, or weight regain. — Dynamic trade-off evaluation framework for bariatric surgery outcomes: a qualitative Straussian Grounded Theory study
- Health-oriented patients focused on disease treatment, comorbidity remission, and functional improvement. — Dynamic trade-off evaluation framework for bariatric surgery outcomes: a qualitative Straussian Grounded Theory study
- Health-oriented patients were more tolerant of symptoms or imperfect weight and aesthetic outcomes when they perceived health improvement. — Dynamic trade-off evaluation framework for bariatric surgery outcomes: a qualitative Straussian Grounded Theory study