Do Goals and Plans Actually Facilitate Achievement

question 121

Multiple Choice

Do goals and plans actually facilitate achievement?

• A) In general, goal-setting facilitates achievement, but plan-making has no effect on achievement.
• B) In general, goal-setting and plan-making both facilitate achievement.
• C) In general, goal-setting has no effect, but plan-making facilitates achievement.
• D) In general, neither goal-setting nor plan-making has not been shown to have any effect on achievement.

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Definitions:

Client-Centered Therapy

Carl Rogers’s method of psychotherapy, which emphasizes the creation of a warm, therapeutic atmosphere that frees clients to engage in self-exploration and self-expression.

Empathy

The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person from their perspective, essentially putting oneself in another's shoes.

Behavior-Therapy Technique

Therapeutic methods used to change undesirable behaviors and encourage desired ones through conditioning and other learning principles.

Feared Objects

Objects that evoke an intense fear response from individuals due to phobias or traumatic experiences.