Research suggests that when writing out a plan to achieve your biggest goals, it is important to:

a. focus on broad rather than specific goals.

b. identify your options and track your progress.

c. make a general plan, which embeds your intentions firmly in your memory.

d. keep plans and goals private.

e. avoid specific goals because it increases stress.

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Zander Frazier

Social Studies

2 April, 06:22

Research suggests that when writing out a plan to achieve your biggest goals, it is important to:

a. focus on broad rather than specific goals.

b. identify your options and track your progress.

c. make a general plan, which embeds your intentions firmly in your memory.

d. keep plans and goals private.

e. avoid specific goals because it increases stress.

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Answers (2)

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Selina Brennan · Answer 1

B is the correct answer

Because identity of available options avoids stagnation and procrastination.

Alyssa Holloway · Answer 2

The correct answer is letter C

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