HOMEWORK activity

YEP 4 / Unit 1 /
Life Scenes 1 - Task 1 - Part 2/7
1st attempt
Read the text and write if the following statements are "true" or "false".
At the start of every new year, many people set new goals, but only a few actually go on to achieve these. According to Philip Clarke, psychology lecturer at the University of Derby Online Learning, the biggest mistake is that many people identify what they want to achieve, but do not think about how to do it. Here are the some tips to help you create an effective New Year's resolution plan: 1. We work better when we have a clear goal in mind. The 'want to do my best' goal can be great for motivation, but being specific can help give you a clear focus on what needs to be done. 2. Create goals that you can measure. This helps to keep you motivated as you can see progression as time passes. 3. Making sure the goal you are setting is achievable is important. You want a challenge to keep you motivated, but it shouldn't be too hard as you might lose focus and experience feelings of anxiety and stress. 4. Setting a timeline for when you want to achieve your goal is important. Work towards realistic goals that can be achieved in the time frame you are working with. 5. Your goal needs to be exciting. If planned correctly, this can help you stay motivated when you are experiencing a tough decision that could take you away from your goal.
According
to
Mr.
Clarke,
many
people
fail
to
reach
their
goals
because
they
don't
really
know
what
they
want
Setting
goals
that
are
difficult
to
achieve
is
considered
challenging
and
motivates
people
to
go
on.
Coming
up
with
interesting
ways
of
making
your
goals
exciting
might
cause
you
to
lose
focus.
Setting
realistic
and
detailed
goals
is
the
key
to
helping
people
stick
to
their
plans.
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Resposta:
false
true
true
false
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