The definition of the preferred future is:

A. What we would like to see happen
B. What can occur if some changes are made
C. What is likely to occur if efforts are made to accomplish goals
D. What is likely to occur if things continue as they are


ANS: A

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A Correct because a preferred future is what we would like to see happen in the future.
B Incorrect because a preferred future is not only what can occur if some changes are made.
C Incorrect because a preferred future is not what is likely to occur if efforts are made to accomplish goals.
D Incorrect because a preferred future is not what is going to occur if everything con-tinues as is.

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