Those who imagine that they have already attained what they want are less motivated to take the actions necessary to get it, and consequently are less likely to make it a reality." a. True
b. False

a. True

Explanation:

Motivation is a term that describes the processes often internally, which account for an individual's drive, intensity, zeal, direction, and persistence of effort toward achieving a goal. This is often shown through an individual's behavior towards achieving a goal or set out plans.

Hence, in this case, it is TRUE that those who imagine that they have already attained what they want are less motivated to take the actions necessary to get it, and consequently are less likely to make it a reality.

This is because, when people believed that they have already attained their goals, the drive and intensity that goes along with motivation in achieving goals will be reduced, and in turn, the chances of making their goal a reality will be greatly reduced, as their will be less efforts from those people in making their goal or dream a reality.

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the first question's answer is a.