Tally, an 8-year-old, watches Claire climb the rock wall. Tally had been scared to try it until she saw Claire do it. This is an example of how Tally's self efficacy can be raised through
A. enactive attainments.
B. vicarious experiences.
C. verbal persuasion.
D. physical state.
Answer: B
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