For Objectives to Be Effective, They Should Be

question 59

Multiple Choice

For objectives to be effective, they should be

• A) written, measurable, clear, specific, and challenging but achievable.
• B) simple, distinctive, rational, assessable, and easily achievable.
• C) specific, acceptable, generalizable, innovative, and extremely challenging.
• D) unique, understandable, logical, observable, and simple yet significant.

Distinguish between different schools of psychology (e.g., structuralism, functionalism, behaviorism, psychoanalysis).

Identify the role of introspection and its significance in the study of consciousness.

Recognize the contribution of physiology and philosophy to the origins of psychology.

Understand the concept of consciousness and its importance in humanism and functionalism.