If you were a manager who wants to motivate employees based on the goal-setting theory, which of the following strategies would you take?

Question 17 options:

Create goals that look inspiring to yourself and have the employees follow those goals.

Tell them to do their best.

Focus on the economic value of the goals first.

Provide feedback on how they are doing with their goals.

Make the goal as hard as possible given that people adjust effort for goal difficulty.

Meg has exceeded her budget by at least $200 every month for the last three months. After recognizing that this is a problem, she decides to use the rational decision-making model to decide what to do. What would be the next step she should take if she follows this model?

Question 5 options:

	implement some other method of budgeting
	determine what criteria she needs to take into account when making her decision
	allocate weights to the criteria
	evaluate different ways that she could use to either reduce her expenses or increase her income
	choose a method to cut her expenses

If you were a manager who wants to motivate employees based on the goal-setting theory, which of the following strategies would you take?

Question 17 options:

	Create goals that look inspiring to yourself and have the employees follow those goals.
	Tell them to do their best.
	Focus on the economic value of the goals first.
	Provide feedback on how they are doing with their goals.
	Make the goal as hard as possible given that people adjust effort for goal difficulty.