Goal Setting/Problem Solving

An attainable Smart Goal should not be to far out of reach.

• True

• False

A self-assessment will help you analyze you:

• Strengths

• Weaknesses

• Strengths and Weaknesses

• None of the answers are correct

When you quantify a problem, you are determining

• How difficult the problem is to solve

• You are working with the 5th and 6th step in the problem solving process

• You are determining how much the problem is worth to you to solve

• You have decided the problem is too difficult to solve

Having a time-frame in mind to achieve a SMART goal is represented by the letter

• S

• M

• A

• R

• T

How much money you will earn and how quickly you will pay off your debts are examples of non-financial goals

• True

• False

Which of the following are benefits of a strong brainstorming session

• Generates a large number of fresh ideas

• Creates multiple solutions to a problem

• Helps determine the best alternative

• All of the answers are correct

Supporting causes in your community, contributing to a charity and generally making your life more satisfying are examples of . . .

• Paying it forward

• Non-financial goals

• Satisfying wants and needs

• Helping others who need help

Probably the most critical skill to possess in the problem solving process is

• Hearing

• Listening

• Generating ideas

• Questioning others

A creative problem solving technique that involves generating a large number of fresh ideas is called:

The first step in the problem solving model is to:

• Evaluate the action you will take

• Define the Problem

• Gather all the necessary information

• Evaluate the alternatives