Effort Justification Refers to

question 40

Multiple Choice

Effort justification refers to

• A)when a task is very difficult, effort does not really make it more interesting.
• B)effort is only justified when the ends are equal to the means.
• C)effort is more important than ability.
• D)the more effort you put into something, the more positive you feel about it.

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