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james has set the goal of achieving all "A"s during this year of school. Which term best describes this goal. A. long-term goal

B. short-term goal C. self-goal D. inner goal

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Ivan2 years ago

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his answer should be C. self goal

lyudmila [28]2 years ago

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that answer should be A long term goal

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