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Summary
It was hypothesized that S s working in the presence of an observer (n = 25) would set higher goals than would S s working alone (n = 32) and that there would be a significant goal-performance relationship for S s working alone but not for S s observed. The results of a task-performance exercise supported both hypotheses. Average performance did not differ across conditions.