Goal Setting and Time Management Quiz

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Work first on the items due the soonest

Procrastination

<p>Fear of change (D)</p>

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<p>Waiting until the night before the test to study for a chemistry final</p>

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An example would be completing college algebra.

Work first on the items due the soonest.

Putting off important tasks until later.

An example would be fear of change.

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Waiting until the night before the test to study for a chemistry final.

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Completing college algebra exemplifies a typical short-term goal, reflecting a focus on immediate educational achievements.

A fundamental rule when prioritizing tasks is to tackle items that are due the soonest, ensuring deadlines are met effectively.

Putting off important tasks until later is identified as procrastination, a common behavior that can hinder productivity and goal achievement.

Fear of change serves as a significant roadblock to achieving a goal, preventing individuals from pursuing necessary actions due to anxiety about the unknown.

Cramming is exemplified by studying the night before a test, such as a chemistry final, which often leads to ineffective learning and increased stress.