Which Component of Goal-Setting Theory Refers to the Need to Make

question 145

Multiple Choice

Which component of goal-setting theory refers to the need to make goals highly ambitious but achievable?

• A) Goal specificity
• B) Goal difficulty
• C) Goal acceptance
• D) Feedback
• E) Goal motivation

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