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This set of flashcards is designed to help students review key concepts related to goal-setting habits and decision-making strategies.
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To make effective goals, they should be __.
SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound)
The more __ the goals are, the better the motivation towards achieving them.
specific
Regularly checking in on your goals keeps them __.
top-of-mind
Rewards or recognition can help increase __ towards accomplishing goals.
motivation
Reflecting on failures can open up learning about __ ways to stay on track with goals.
better
Having a positive attitude develops a __ mindset.
growth
An example of a SMART goal is starting a handmade card business with a specific plan to sell __ cards per week.
5
The time aspect of a SMART goal ensures it can be completed within a __ amount of time.
reasonable
The process of synaptic pruning involves cutting back the number of __ that are not used.
synapses
The prefrontal cortex is the brain area that is important for thinking ahead and __ risks and rewards.
sizing up