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katrin2010 [14]
1 year ago
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Victoria needs $200 to buy a ticket and a dress for prom. She sets the following goal for herself: I will babysit and earn $40 p

er week for the next five weeks to pay for the cost of the ticket and the dress. Please describe the effectiveness of Victoria's goal in two to three complete sentences using the MAD goals concept.
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1 answer:
Andrej [43]1 year ago
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Answer: Victoria's goal is a MAD goal it is effective

Explanation:

It is measurable: she needs to buy a ticket and a dress. It is attainable: she will babysit and earn $40 per week. It is deadline driven: she will earn the money in the next 5 week

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