When Achieving a Particular Goal Serves as Its Own Direct

question 9

Multiple Choice

When achieving a particular goal serves as its own direct reward, it is called:

• A) success.
• B) obtainment.
• C) realisation.
• D) achievement.

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Definitions:

Government Representatives

Individuals elected or appointed to act on behalf of the government in legislative, executive, or other official capacities.

Health

A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.

Safety Officers

Professionals responsible for ensuring workplace health and safety compliance and implementing preventive measures against accidents.

Employee Representatives

Individuals elected or selected to represent the interests of workers in discussions with management, often in the context of a union.