Luke Believes It Is Impossible for Him to Do Well

question 210

Multiple Choice

Luke believes it is impossible for him to do well in his calculus class, consequently he seldom spends very much time studying for that course. His lack of preparation for the exams has resulted in poor grades in the course. His low grades have strengthened his belief that he lacks the ability to succeed in the class. This interaction between Luke's beliefs, his behavior, and his environment illustrates the concept that Albert Bandura referred to as

• A) reaction formation.
• B) reciprocal determinism.
• C) unconditioned reinforcement.
• D) overcompensation.

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