In Studies Examining Students' Completion of Their Own Projects or Those

In studies examining students' completion of their own projects or those assigned by researchers, and in studies of patients' health-promoting practices, Gollwitzer and his colleagues have consistently found support for the value of what they call

A) goal intentions - desire to achieve a goal.
B) implementation intentions - planning the when, where, and how of a goal's achievement.
C) commitment - strong resolve and determination to achieve a goal.
D) support - enlisting the help of caring others.