In Research Studies, Personal Goals Are Typically Measured by Asking

In research studies, personal goals are typically measured by asking each study participant to

A) rate the importance of each goal on a list of goals provided by the researcher.
B) write an essay about their current and future life from which researchers then extract important personal goals and goal-related motivations.
C) describe their most important current activities, future dreams, and past accomplishments.
D) describe their most important current goals based on a definition or examples provided by the researcher.