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Which theory suggests that people are motivated to attain goals because doing so makes them feel successful?
 
  A) Goal-settingtheory.
  B) Social needs theory.
  C) Self-efficacy theory.
  D) Self-actualization theory.

Question 2

The process of determining specific levels of performance for workers to attain and then striving to attain them is called:
 
  A) self-actualization requirements.
  B) performance feedback.
  C) organizational mission.
  D) goal setting.



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Answer to Question 1

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