Abstract: 

This paper aims to provide a comprehensive review of the existing literature on technology-mediated goal setting (TMGS) and its impact on performance. The review will commence with a brief overview of the goal-setting theory (GST) proposed by Locke and Latham, followed by an exploration of various technological approaches that have been utilized in implementing GST, including mobile applications, social media, and gamification. Furthermore, the paper will investigate how combining multiple technological approaches to GST and introducing AI-supported algorithms can yield the best results. In conclusion, this paper will highlight the benefits and limitations of TMGS and provide recommendations for future research in this field.

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Authors,Year,Title,Type,Focus,Methodology / Experiment setup,Keywords,Findings and conclusion,Future directions,Research article,Notes
"Edwin A. Locke
Gary P. Latham",2019,"The Development of Goal Setting Theory:
A Half Century Retrospective",Paper,Development of the goal setting theory,Inductive,"goal setting, motivation, theory building", Intrinsic motivation does not include achievement motivation,"Gathering of more relevant data in order to follow the inductive
method in science",The Development of Goal Setting Theory: A Half Century Retrospective,
"Edwin A. Locke
Gary P. Latham",1990,A Theory of Goal Setting & Task Performance,Book,How specific and challenging goals lead to improved task performance through increased motivation and effort,Meta-analysis,"goal-setting, task performance, motivation",The theory provides a framework for effective goal-setting and management practices in a variety of settings,Exploring the role of personality variables and individual differences in goal-setting and task performance,Book,
"Carla Strubbia
William Mark Magnus Levack
Rebecca Grainger
Kayoko Takahashi
Kounosuke Tomori",2020,Use of technology in supporting goal setting in rehabilitation for adults: a scoping review,Review article,"Examines literature on the use
of technology for goal setting in adult rehabilitation and the
impact of technology for patient outcomes.", Scoping review ,"limitations, long-term engagement, 27 articles"," Need
for further research","Investigate how
to help people maintain engagement in goal-setting technologies over longer periods of time",Use of technology in supporting goal setting in rehabilitation for adults: a scoping review,
"Pg Mohd Auza’e Pg Arshad
Rohaizat Baharun
Norzaidahwati Zaidin ",2019,Goal-setting Theory (GST) and Gamification Relationship in Increasing Mobile Fitness Apps Engagement: A Conceptual Discussion,Paper, Use of goal-setting theory (GST) and gamification in supporting engagement relationships on on mobile fitness apps,Quantitative ,"gamification, engagement, mobile fitness app",Supports the justification of  goal-setting  theory (GST) and gamification in explaining the user engagement relationship,More academic research in gamification and engagement behavior,Goal-setting Theory (GST) and Gamification Relationship in Increasing Mobile Fitness Apps Engagement: A Conceptual Discussion,



Introduction:

Goal-setting is a popular strategy that has been utilized in a wide range of contexts, including education, sports, business, and personal development. The goal-setting theory (GST) developed by Locke and Latham in the 1960s posits that specific and challenging goals lead to improved performance through increased motivation and effort. Over the years, several technological approaches have been utilized in implementing GST, including mobile applications, social media, and gamification.

Technology-mediated goal setting (TMGS) has the potential to provide users with personalized, real-time feedback, increase engagement and motivation, and facilitate the achievement of goals. This paper provides a comprehensive review of the existing literature on TMGS and its impact on performance.

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