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| something a person intends to acquire, achieve, reach, or accomplish |
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| exact, clearly defined or explained |
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| a figure that can be objectively assessed; such as a measurable cost of time |
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| able to be reached; such as a budget amount that can be realized |
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| in keeping with reality, likely to happen |
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| containing a date when a goal will be reached |
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| a reason in favor of an option; a potential benefit |
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| a reason in opposition to an option; a potential limitation or weakness |
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| a whim or sudden desire to do something; acting without thinking |
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| a learned behavior that is repeated over and over, usually without thinking |
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| related to traditions, beliefs, roles, and communication styles of a group |
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| related to all people, collectively |
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| statistical data about a population |
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| related to the state of the economy, the financial balance of a population |
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| products, resources, and systems used for specific purposes |
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| print, sound, and image channels through which information is conveyed |
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| related to a sense of right and wrong |
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| something one must have in order to live |
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| something one desires to improve quality of living that is not required to live |
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| a fundamental belief about what is desirable and worthwhile |
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| a measure of quality or excellence |
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| the relative importance a person places on a value, goal, or alternative |
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