IPR, It's your decision, ch 5, Contemporary living textbook

Question 1

all people amy reach the same goals but will not choose the same goal sequence

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true

Question 2

Measure or levels of achievement are called

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standards

Question 3

Steps include setting goal, making a plan, carrying out the plan and evaluating

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management process

Question 4

Something you want to achieve next year or later

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long-term goal

Question 5

some goals continue for a lifetime

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true

Question 6

Show how you are doing in reaching goals

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standards

Question 7

Plotting your life on a time/lifeline______

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allows you to see how todays decisions can affect you later, gives you an idea of how your goals will fit into your life

Question 8

the first step of the decision making process is to

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identify the decision to be made

Question 9

your personal priorities will never change

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false

Question 10

the last step of the decision making process is to

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evaluate the results

Question 11

Human resources include

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all of them

Question 12

some decisions are not more than habits

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true

Question 13

unconventional standards are those commonly accepted by society

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false

Question 14

by not making a decision you are giving that decision to another person

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true

Question 15

Evaluation occurs

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in each step of the management process

Question 16

When using the management process, set goals that____

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include criteria for evaluation the success of the project

Question 17

Help that comes form within yourself and from other support people

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human resources

Question 18

ways and means you have for reaching your goals

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resources

Question 19

Goal for the next hour, day, or week

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Short term goals

Question 20

to direct, control, or administer

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manage

Question 21

your resources include all the ways you have to achieve your goals

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true

Question 22

marriage and family are different goals than work and can not be combined successfully

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false

Question 23

Nonhuman resources include

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items such as money and possessions

Question 24

personal priorities influence your goals but not your decisions

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false

Question 25

Beliefs, ideals, and concepts the you consider very important to you

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personal priorities

Question 26

Getting an A on your next science test is an example of

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short term goal and a standard

Question 27

these include your possessions as well as community facilities

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non-human resources

Question 28

When you make a choice or judgment

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decision

Question 29

Good health is a example of a

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personal priority and resources

Question 30

the first to influence your personal priorities

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parents

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