A goal differs from an objective because it
A) is open-ended.
B) is quantified.
C) specifies measurable results.
D) is clearly specified.
E) provides a time horizon.

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Goals are generally open-ended, broad, and can be long-term, making them less specific than objectives, which are typically quantified, measurable, clearly specified, and include a time horizon.

A Goal Differs from an Objective Because It