Identify the statement below that could be an example of a properly written long-term goal.

(1 point)
Responses

“When I go to school tomorrow, I am going to pay attention and raise my hand to answer questions.”
“When I go to school tomorrow, I am going to pay attention and raise my hand to answer questions.”

“I am going to practice a lot so I can play my notes correctly when I perform my solo three weeks from now.”
“I am going to practice a lot so I can play my notes correctly when I perform my solo three weeks from now.”

“I am going to do some research on the Internet looking for stores so I can figure out the best place to buy my baseball cards for my collection this summer.”
“I am going to do some research on the Internet looking for stores so I can figure out the best place to buy my baseball cards for my collection this summer.”

“Each week I am going to add .25 miles onto my run so I can reach a total of 5 miles by the end of this month.”

“Each week I am going to add .25 miles onto my run so I can reach a total of 5 miles by the end of this month.”

wrong wrong wrong

I apologize for the confusion. The correctly written long-term goal is:

"I am going to practice a lot so I can play my notes correctly when I perform my solo three weeks from now."

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Question
Which one of the risk factors that influence your health may be the most difficult for you to control as a young teen?
(1 point)
Responses

Do you exercise every day for 60 minutes?
Do you exercise every day for 60 minutes?

Have you developed healthy and supportive friendships?
Have you developed healthy and supportive friendships?

Do you brush your teeth every night before bed?
Do you brush your teeth every night before bed?

Do you see a doctor for regular check-ups?

Do you see a doctor for regular check-ups?

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Question
Why do you think it is necessary to identify your values when using the DECIDE Process to make an important decision?
(1 point)
Responses

It ensures that you only consider one action with positive consequences.
It ensures that you only consider one action with positive consequences.

It helps you determine long-term goals that correspond with your beliefs.
It helps you determine long-term goals that correspond with your beliefs.

It proves your health and safety are more important than anything or anyone else.
It proves your health and safety are more important than anything or anyone else.

Your decisions do not have to match your values in order to also be good choices.
Your decisions do not have to match your values in order to also be good choices.

It helps you determine long-term goals that correspond with your beliefs.