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• TITLE: Lift the Grit’s Veil: The Literature Review and Prospects of Grit

  AUTHORS: Qiurong Liang

  KEYWORDS: Grit, Passion, Goal, Control Mechanism, Attention Mechanism

  JOURNAL NAME: Psychology, Vol.12 No.4, April 23, 2021

  ABSTRACT: In the era of the Internet, telecommuting, virtual office and other work modes are increasingly popular. Telecommuting and other working modes give employees more freedom and flexibility in work, which reduces the direct monitoring from the outside. The complex network information will also bring interference and task interruption. At this time, how to maintain the focus on the task and self-motivation becomes particularly important. Grit refers to the perseverance and passion for long-term goals. As a variable of self-driven orientation and future perspective, it is a psychological resource to boost the realization of goals. Firstly this paper analyzes the concept, variable differentiation and measurement of grit. Secondly, the positive influence of grit on the realization of goals is discussed. Finally, this paper discusses the practical significance and future research prospects.