Managers Who Believe That Setting Specific and Difficult but Attainable

question 32

Multiple Choice

Managers who believe that setting specific and difficult but attainable goals leads to higher performance subscribe to the _____ theory.

• A)expectancy
• B)goal-setting This was wrong but has been fixed.
• C)complex objectives
• D)equity

Understand the relationship between levels of arousal and performance.

Learn about life events that can significantly alter stress levels and how they are rated.

Comprehend the physiological and psychological responses to sudden threats or stress.

Grasp the concepts and stages of the general adaptation syndrome.

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