In the context of tracking progress toward goal achievement, which of the following is a difference between proximal goals and distal goals? Group of answer choices Proximal goals can be procrastinated because they have low immediacy, whereas distal goals cannot be procrastinated because they have high immediacy. Proximal goals define the final objective to be achieved, whereas distal goals define the steps that should be taken to achieve the final objective. Proximal goals are short-term goals, whereas distal goals are long-term goals. Proximal goals are referred to as primary goals, whereas distal goals are referred to as subgoals.