Barry, a small-time career criminal and aspiring actor, wants to take an acting class while continuing his current work. He does not see why he cannot do both. His counselor points out that if he gets acting gigs in the future, then a victim of one of his criminal assignments might recognize him from a TV or stage performance. This most illustrates which of the following regarding Egan's goal-setting guidelines?
A) Barry's goal is not realistic.
B) Barry's goal is not prudent.
C) Barry's goal is not flexible.
D) Barry's goal is not specific.

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Barry's goal is not prudent because pursuing acting while continuing criminal activities could lead to recognition and legal consequences, which is not a wise or cautious plan.

Barry, a Small-Time Career Criminal and Aspiring Actor, Wants to Take