One Implication of Goal-Setting Theory Is That Goals Should Be

question 32

Multiple Choice

One implication of goal-setting theory is that goals should be:

• A)set by top management.
• B)relatively easy to achieve.
• C)set through a process that involves everyone within the organization.
• D)set at a level that slightly exceeds the ability of workers to achieve them.

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Definitions:

Diffusion of Responsibility

A psychological phenomenon in which individuals in a group are less likely to take action or feel responsible because the presence of others is seen to dilute personal responsibility.

Just World Hypothesis

The belief that the world is fundamentally fair, leading people to rationalize an undeserved, bad outcome as deserved.

Moral Foundation Theory

A social psychological theory that describes the origins of human moral reasoning on the basis of innate, modular foundations.

Moral Decisions

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