The idea that distal goals are often thought of in abstract, intangible terms, whereas proximal goals are thought of in concrete, observable terms is known as the

a. motivational hypothesis.
b. goal-gradient hypothesis.
c. construal level theory.
d. Expectancy-Value Theory

Answer: C

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