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how do people use goal setting? * 1 point it is something tangible that…

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how do people use goal setting? *
1 point
it is something tangible that results from work or effort
as part of their overall planning to achieve success
it involves performing a behavior, such as working a certain number of hours to earn money
a short time, such as a few days or weeks
it takes months or even years to accomplish

what is a process goal? *
1 point
as part of their overall planning to achieve success
it involves performing a behavior, such as working a certain number of hours to earn money
it takes months or even years to accomplish
a short time, such as a few days or weeks
it is something tangible that results from work or effort

Explanation:

First Question: "How do people use goal setting?"
Brief Explanations

To determine the answer, we analyze each option:

  • "It is something tangible that results from work or effort" describes an outcome, not goal - setting usage.
  • "as part of their overall planning to achieve success" aligns with how goal setting is used (as a planning tool for success).
  • "It involves performing a behavior, such as working a certain number of hours to earn money" describes a process goal (related to actions), not goal - setting usage.
  • "a short time, such as a few days or weeks" describes the time - frame of a short - term goal, not usage.
  • "it takes months or even years to accomplish" describes the time - frame of a long - term goal, not usage.
Brief Explanations

We analyze each option:

  • "as part of their overall planning to achieve success" describes goal - setting usage, not a process goal.
  • "it involves performing a behavior, such as working a certain number of hours to earn money" matches the definition of a process goal (focuses on the actions or behaviors to be performed).
  • "it takes months or even years to accomplish" describes the time - frame of a long - term goal, not a process goal.
  • "a short time, such as a few days or weeks" describes the time - frame of a short - term goal, not a process goal.
  • "it is something tangible that results from work or effort" describes an outcome, not a process goal.

Answer:

B. as part of their overall planning to achieve success

Second Question: "What is a process goal?"