According to Goal Setting Theory, an Assigned Goal Serves as a Motivator

question 85

Multiple Choice

According to goal setting theory, an assigned goal serves as a motivator because:

• A) of the additional fear element present over the possibility of displeasing the boss.
• B) it provides information about how well one is performing a task.
• C) of the requirement of acceptance of the assigned goal as a personal goal.
• D) it influences the individual's self-efficacy positively.

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