According to goal-setting theory, which one of the following is not a motivating feature of goals?
Select one:
a. Challenging goals
b. Knowledge of results of past performance
c. Participation in setting goals
d. Keeping goals vague
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Option D
Keeping goals vaguey
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The correct answer is option (d) Keeping goals vague. All the other options (a), (b), and (c) are motivating features of goals according to ot the goal-setting theory.
(a) Challenging goals- More challenging goals make you more excited for working hard towards achieving them. Therefore, challenging goals are motivating.
(b) Knowledge of results of past performance- The analysis of your performance in your past assessments helps you realize your weaknesses.
(c) Participating in setting goals- Setting goals helps streamline your areas of work. It helps you be more focused on things you want to do without getting distracted.
(d) Keeping goals vague- Keeping vague goals is just a waste of time.
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