In a Means-End Analysis, One

question 48

Multiple Choice

In a means-end analysis, one:

• A) tries to focus on the different outcomes that could occur.
• B) tries to think of actions that will reduce the difference between one's present state and one's desired state.
• C) attempts to combine more restricted subgoals into large-scale goals.
• D) decides whether the end justifies the means.

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Definitions:

Establish Objectives

The act of identifying and setting specific goals or targets that an organization or individual aims to achieve.

Standards Of Performance

Benchmarks or metrics used to measure and evaluate the effectiveness, quality, or efficiency of an individual's or organization's output.

Measuring Actual Performance

Measuring actual performance involves the process of gathering, analyzing, and interpreting data regarding an individual's or organization's achievements and progress towards goals.

Key Results

Key results are specific, measurable outcomes used to track the achievement of an objective.