Chou believes that he will never do well in his music class; consequently, he seldom practices. His lack of practice results in poor grades, which further convinces him that he lacks the ability to do well. This interaction between Chou's beliefs, his behavior, and his environment illustrates the concept that Albert Bandura referred to as:
a. locus of control
b. self-monitoring
c. reciprocal determinism
d. self-actualization
C
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