Go for the Goal Flashcard

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As a specific outcome you intend to work toward, a goal is a(n)

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target.

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An example of a short-term goal is

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finishing the annual report in two weeks.

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An example of a performance goal is

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completing your financial-planning certification.

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Chris started working in a stable as a horse trainer, but later decided he would rather give riding lessons for a living. This is an example of a goal’s being

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dynamic.

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Which of the following is an example of a measurable goal: “I will write 1,000 words by the end of the day.”, “I will become a professional pilot.”, “I will earn a raise.”, “I will help my work team members succeed.”

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“I will write 1,000 words by the end of the day.”

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Attainable goals are those that can be

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reached.

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Results-oriented goals focus on

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outcomes.

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Which of the following is an example of a time-bound goal: "I will earn $100,000 a year by age 35."

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"I will earn $100,000 a year by age 35."

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Which of the following is a goal that takes priority over other activities: Performance goal, Learning goal, Effective goal, SMART goal

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Effective goal

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Which of the following is a benefit of goal setting:
Distracting you from your target,
Impressing other people with your goals,
Ensuring you accomplish all your goals,
Providing a way to measure your progress

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Providing a way to measure your progress