Bandura's self-system is
A) a measurement tool that allows a therapist to determine what an individual thinks of him/herself and allows the client to be an active participant in any diagnosis.
B) a person's evaluation of himself or herself that occurs at adolescence and once again at the transition to old age.
C) the way a person perceives, evaluates, and regulates his or her own behavior so that it is appropriate and so that goals are achieved.
D) a person's set of personal values and beliefs.
C
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a. carefully project b. refrain from projecting c. overlay d. force
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a. bitter, spicy, sweet, and sour. c. sweet, sour, bitter, and salty. b. salty, bitter, sweet, and hot. d. sweet, sour, spicy, and hot.
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a. Heart rate b. Degree of nervousness on a math test c. Participants' ratings of their own anxiety on a 1 to 5 scale d. Scientist's rating of participants' anxiety on a 1 to 5 scale
In recent attitude polls, the majority of Americans ________ upholding the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion in the United States
A) support B) do not support C) are unsure about D) have no opinion about