Achieving Occupational Goals Is Positively Predicted by

question 117

Multiple Choice

Achieving occupational goals is positively predicted by

• A) conscientiousness.
• B) extraversion.
• C) neuroticism.
• D) agreeableness.

Recognize the role of self-awareness in ethical decision-making and behavior.

Explain the relationship between goals, effort, and achievement based on various psychological theories.

Understand the effects of priming and significant others on motivation and task engagement.

Grasp the concept of unconscious goals and their influence on behavior.

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