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Here is a clear comparison table of Quitter vs Camper vs Climber (AQ model):

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Quitter vs Camper vs Climber

Feature	Quitter	Camper	Climber
Core mindset	Gives up easily when faced with difficulty	Stops climbing and settles for comfort	Keeps pushing forward despite difficulty
View of adversity	“It’s too hard / not worth it”	“This is good enough / I’ll stay here”	“This is part of growth / I can overcome it”
Response to change	Avoids or resists change	Accepts small changes but resists major ones	Embraces and often drives change
Motivation level	Low or absent	Moderate but comfort-based	High and growth-driven
Goal orientation	No clear long-term vision	Has goals but stops short of full potential	Strong vision and continuous improvement
Risk attitude	Avoids risk completely	Takes limited, safe risks	Accepts calculated risks for growth
Language used	“I can’t”, “It’s impossible”, “It’s not fair”	“This is good enough”, “That’s enough”	“How can we do this?”, “Let’s try”, “There’s a way”
Learning attitude	Minimal effort to learn or improve	Learns only what is necessary	Constant learning and self-development
Performance trend over time	Declines or stagnates	Plateaus (no major growth)	Continuously improves
Adversity response	Helpless / pessimistic	Cautious / comfort-seeking	Resilient / problem-solving
Contribution to others	Low contribution	Moderate, stable contribution	High impact and leadership
Outcome over time	Loss of potential	Missed potential	Maximum growth and fulfilment

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One-line summary

• Quitter: avoids the climb

• Camper: stays halfway up

• Climber: keeps ascending

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If you want, I can also turn this into a revision mnemonic, a mind map, or a 10-mark exam answer.