Week 2 Life Cycle and Goal Setting

Question 1

Human life cycle is _______

Answer 1

complex.

Question 2

A human being starts a process of change that continues throughout _______

Answer 2

life.

Question 3

He/she is from a single cell to a person who _______ and moves through an ever-changing world and follows a unique trajectory.

Answer 3

develops

Question 4

He/she is _______ by family, socioeconomic status and neighborhood, culture, religion and other institutions

Answer 4

defined

Question 5

To understand one’s life cycle, there should be an understanding of _______ and significant events in each phase.

Answer 5

life stages

Question 6

Each person has an _______ path to follow and _______ goals.

Answer 6

individual, different

Question 7

_______ are part of life - the way someone needs to accomplish at work, the way an individual utilizes extra time.

Answer 7

Goals are part of life - the way someone needs to accomplish at work, the way an individual utilizes extra time.

Question 8

Everything comes down to needs, and a person might want to achieve in each viewpoint – whether he/she settle on a cognizant _______ or runs with intuitive inclinations.

Answer 8

Everything comes down to needs, and a person might want to achieve in each viewpoint – whether he/she settle on a cognizant decision or runs with intuitive inclinations.

Question 9

Without defining _______ or destinations, life turns into a progression of disordered happenings you don’t control.

Answer 9

Without defining goals or destinations, life turns into a progression of disordered happenings you don’t control.

Question 10

Your _______ lead your direction and help you avoid not to acquire the things you desire or fulfill your dreams.

Answer 10

Your goals lead your direction and help you avoid not to acquire the things you desire or fulfill your dreams.

Question 11

_______ is defined as the series of stages in form and functional activity through which an organism passes between _______ _______ of specified primary stage.

Answer 11

Life cycle is defined as the series of stages in form and functional activity through which an organism passes between successive recurrences of specified primary stage.

Question 12

Human life cycle starts with _______

Answer 12

Human life cycle starts with fertilization.

Question 13

Life stages such as _______, _______, _______, _______, and late _______ are developmental phases.

Answer 13

Life stages such as infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and late adulthood are developmental phases.

Question 14

Each with its own biological, psychological, and _______ char­acteristics, through which individuals pass over the course of their lives.

Answer 14

Each with its own biological, psychological, and psychosocial char­acteristics, through which individuals pass over the course of their lives.

Question 15

All indi­viduals pass through major _______ transitions such as entering school, dealing with friends, getting married, looking for a job, enter the adult world, or taking care for the elderly.

Answer 15

All indi­viduals pass through major life cycle transitions such as entering school, dealing with friends, getting married, looking for a job, enter the adult world, or taking care for the elderly.

Question 16

These typical periods of _______ are influenced by heredity, environment and maturation.

Answer 16

These typical periods of development are influenced by heredity, environment and maturation.

Question 17

_______ _______ is crucial for one’s success.

Answer 17

Goal setting is crucial for one’s success.

Question 18

_______ _______ is a powerful way of motivating people and motivating oneself.

Answer 18

Goal setting is a powerful way of motivating people and motivating oneself.

Question 19

Dr. _______ _______ pioneered a research in the _______s’ about setting goals. This theory was more known to work in industrial setting.

Answer 19

Dr. Edwin Locke pioneered a research in the 1960s’ about setting goals. This theory was more known to work in industrial setting.

Question 20

Goal setting theory utilizes the _______ goals setting in which the goals are expected to be _______, _______, _______, _______, and _______(SMART).

Answer 20

Goal setting theory utilizes the SMART goals setting in which the goals are expected to be Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timely(SMART).

Question 21

A Theory of _______ Setting and Task _______

Answer 21

A Theory of Goal Setting and Task Performance

Question 22

After several years, Dr. _______ and Dr. _______ collaborated to a seminal work.

Answer 22

After several years, Dr. Locke and Dr. Gary Latham collaborated to a seminal work.

Question 23

The theory states that there is a relationship between how _______ and _______ a goal was and the people’s performance task.

Answer 23

The theory states that there is a relationship between how difficult and specific a goal was and the people’s performance task.

Question 24

It was found out that difficult, yet specific _______ led to better task performance than easy yet vague _______

Answer 24

It was found out that difficult, yet specific goals led to better task performance than easy yet vague goals.

Question 25

Those people who have _______ goals perform better than those without _______ goals.

Answer 25

Those people who have specific goals perform better than those without specific goals.

Question 26

For example, words of motivation such as “I will pass the exam” or “You can do it” are less effective than “I will have 90% of my sales target by next month”. A _______ that is clear, challenging, committed and well evaluated is better.

Answer 26

For example, words of motivation such as “I will pass the exam” or “You can do it” are less effective than “I will have 90% of my sales target by next month”. A goal that is clear, challenging, committed and well evaluated is better.