Question 18 (2 points) Jessie is struggling with motivation at work. Her boss talked to her about her performance and, together, they set some goals for the next quarter. These goals included: Perfect attendance, Exceed her sales goals by 5%, . Contact 5 new clients each week. Jessie agreed to these goals in the meeting because she felt she had to agree. She worries that she won't be able to accomplish them. They seem pretty far out of reach and she's not sure she has the tools necessary to do the tasks. Based on what you've learned about motivation, what do you predict for Jessie over the next three months? Not enough information to determine. She will be motivated. She has to do these things if she wants to keep her job. She will not be motivated because the goals are not specific. She will be motivated. After all, she agreed to them. She will not be motivated because the goals are not attainable.

Jessie is struggling with motivation at work. Her boss talked to her about her performance and, together, they set some goals for the next quarter. These goals included: - Perfect attendance, - Exceed her sales goals by 5%. - Contact 5 new clients each week. Jessie agreed to these goals in the meeting because she felt she had to agree. She worries that she won't be able to accomplish them. They seem pretty far out of reach and she's not sure she has the tools necessary to do the tasks. Based on what you've learned about motivation, what do you predict for Jessie over the next three months? Not enough information to determine. She will be motivated She has to do these things if she wants to keep her job. She will not be motivated because the goals are not specific. She will be motivated. After all, she agreed to them. She will not be motivated because the goals are not attainable