is based on the notion that setting ambitious but attainable goals will improve motivation and performance if the goals are accepted, accompanied by feedback, and facilitated by organizational conditions. Select one: a. Goal-setting theory b. The principle of performance feedback c. Theory J d. Scientific management

a. Goal-setting theory

Explanation:

Goal-setting theory is the idea of linking task performance to goals. It determines setting goals and design action plans which motivate a person. This theory is the idea of setting challenging as well as attainable goals so that employees are motivated. Managers should also provide feedback for improvement of performance. This theory was presented by Edwin Locke in 1960. This theory guides to set realistic and difficult goals which can lead to performance of employees.

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