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- Q1Weinberg and Gould recommended that appropriate goals beLong-term onlyShort-term onlyA combination of short- and long-termEither short-term or long-term depending on the way you phrase your generalized goals30s
- Q2True or false, Locke and Latham's goal setting theory is based on the premise that unconscious goals influence action?TrueFalse30s
- Q3The right types of goals are comprised ofGoal temporality onlyGoal focus onlySMARTER principles and nothing elseGoal focus and goal temporality30s
- Q4Which of the following is a mediator of the relationship between goal setting and performance?ImageryRelaxationQuiet eyeGoal Difficulty30s
- Q5True or false, the relationship between goal difficulty and performance is linear?FalseTrue30s
- Q6If a coach and athlete sets a difficult or complex goal but the athlete fails to accept this goal the likely outcome would bea strong relationship between goal setting and performanceThe athlete would find a different way to achieve her difficult goalThe coach and athlete would splita weak relationship between goal setting performance30s
- Q7Which construct with the initials S E is important in the context of goal settingSelf-efficacyself expertiseStandard errorstandard evaluation30s
- Q8Setting learning goals facilitate which skillmeta behaviourmeta emotionmeta cognitionmeta affect30s
- Q9According to Weinberg and Gould it is important to provide feedback at which parts of the goal setting processThroughout the entire processonly at the end of the performanceNeverOnly after the goals have been recorded30s
- Q10Core self-evaluations are comprised of which four constructs?self-worth, feedback, motivation, imageryrelaxation, psyching, belief, confidenceconfidence, commitment, control, communicationself-esteem, emotional stability, internal locus of control, self-efficacy30s
