What the S in SMART goals stands for
What is Specific?
Something you want to achieve in the near future.
What is a Short Term Goal?
What is the SMART word for the Target Date?
What is Timely?
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
What is empathy?
Something that takes a long time to achieve.
What is a Long Term Goal?
"I will get be more physically active this week" is not a ______ goal.
What is Specific, or Smart?
Work done by several people with each doing a part not for their own gain but for the effectiveness of the group
What is teamwork?
The reason or reasons one has to acting in a particular way.
What is Motivation?
Determining if a goal is __________ is different for each individual and is a personal decision.
What is Meaningful?
Thomas Edison failed between 1000 and 10,000 times before successfylly inventing the light bulb. How is this an example of resilience?
What is because he had the ability to keep working on an idea that he believed in despite many failures.
Pay particular attention to.
What is Focus?
The part of SMART that is missing from the following goal: "My goal is to increase my steps by 10%."
What is Timely?
Two factors that contribute to becoming more resilient.
What are feeling in control, seeking help, being able to control strong feelings and impulses, being positive despite the tough times.
What the acronym SMART stands for?
What is Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Timely
he process of identifying something that you want to accomplish and establishing measurable goals and timeframes.
What is Goal Setting?
(SMART GOALS) For an individual with chronic pain for the past 50 years to set a goal of experiencing absolutely no pain is a goal that is not likely to be _________.
What is Attainable or Realistic?
The process of adapting well in the face of difficult times, trauma, tragedy, threats or other sources of stress such as family or health problems.
What is Resiliency?