Asked by Charles Frazier on Sep 24, 2024
SMART goals are:
A) simple, meaningful, attainable, relevant, testable.
B) short, mindful, affirmable, reachable, and two-fold.
C) specific, measurable, achievable, rewarding, and time-based.
D) simple, mindful, attainable, rewarding, and testable.
E) simple, measurable, achievable, resilient, and time-bound.
SMART Goals
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound objectives designed to guide goal setting effectively.
Time-based
Relating to, or determined by, the passage of time or a particular time interval.
Achievable
Something that can be accomplished or attained with effort, skill, or resources; realistic and attainable goals or objectives.
- Acquire insight into the components and relevance of SMART goals in the realm of nutrition guidance.
Learning Objectives
- Acquire insight into the components and relevance of SMART goals in the realm of nutrition guidance.