The Goal Specificity Effect Is the Claim That Specific Goals

question 15

Multiple Choice

The goal specificity effect is the claim that specific goals:

• A) Are more effective than general goals
• B) Are less effective than general goals
• C) Are more effective than short-term goals
• D) Are more effective than long-term goals

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