Goal relating to what you do rather than the product resulting from what you do help is this a process goal or product goal, short term goal or long term goal?

The correct answer is - process goal.

Explanation:

A process goal is what you actually do in order to get what you actually need. Process goals can be controlled by making specification actions and tasks to get the goal.

The product goal is the result of what you get from the actions you do and long-term goals are leads to the goal by performing the same task for a longer period of time whereas short-term goals are the goals that are achieved in a short time period by increasing intensity of the task.

it's false.

"every person has their limitations which prevent us from accomplishing something. some are better than mathematics for example and some are worse. those people who are worse might never be able to become mathematicians, but that does not mean that they would not be great at doing something else."

b) the heart is a pump made of muscle and that is difficult to grow in the lab.