Chapter 13: A Realistic Approach to Goal Setting Flashcards
SMART Goals: S
specific - clear, stating what’s to be accomplished
SMART Goals: M
measurable - must be able to see whether progress is made
SMART Goals: A
attainable - realistically attainable
SMART Goals: R
relevant - to interest, needs, abilities
SMART Goals: T
time bound - estimated timelines for completeion
goals help to reduce _ and enhance _
relapse
adherence
“past” goal
be all you used to be
“present” goal
be better now
“future” goal
be all you can be
_ goal has a short time line and captures client’s imagination and energy
present
_ goal has long time line and client is seeking secondary benefits associated with goal
future
goals themselves are secondary to the _ associated with the goals
feelings
2 characteristics of small goals:
meaningful to client
short timeline - daily or weekly task
the ability to ignore temporary pleasure or discomfort to pursue a long term goal, a biological function
willpower
willpower is depleted by
self-control