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Understanding Goal Setting

July 28, 2024

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1. Question
What is a goal?
- A dream you have while sleeping
- Something you want to achieve or accomplish
- A type of exercise routine
- A new game.
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How can setting goals help you?
- By helping you get things without effort
- By making you focus on your hobbies
- By giving you a lot of free time
- By providing direction and motivation.
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How do you know that you have achieved your qualitative goal?
- By counting the number of achievements
- By seeing changes in the quality of your work or experience
- By measuring your progress with numbers
- By asking others to rate your success.
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4. Question
What is a short-term goal?
- A goal that takes many years to achieve
- A term that is short and without plans
- A goal that you want to achieve in a few days or months
- A goal that involves a large amount of money.
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What does “quantitative goal” mean?
- A goal based on feelings and personal growth
- A goal that focuses on changing habits
- A goal that involves measurable amounts or numbers
- A goal that requires teamwork.
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6. Question
What is an example of a short-term goal?
- Reading one book in 30 days
- Saving Kes. 100,000 for a vacation
- Running a marathon 5 years
- Buying a house.
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Which of the following shows a long-term goal?
- A goal that can be achieved in a few weeks
- A goal that takes several years to accomplish
- A goal related to daily tasks
- A goal that can be measured with a stopwatch.
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What is a good example of a long-term goal
- Finishing a weekly project at work
- Learning a new skill over a few months
- Completing a daily workout routine
- Earning a college degree in four years.
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9. Question
Which of these is an example of a quantitative goal?
- Improving your communication skills
- Feeling more confident
- Enhancing your creativity
- Saving Kes. 20,000 in three months.
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Which of these is not something to think about when setting a goal?
- How much time you need to reach the goal
- The goal should not be challenging
- How clear the goal is
- If the goal is possible to achieve.
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