Evidence Suggests That Locus of Control Is Learned in Childhood

question 27

Multiple Choice

Evidence suggests that locus of control is learned in childhood and is directly related to

• A) positive reinforcement.
• B) peer pressure.
• C) parental behavior.
• D) culture.

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Definitions:

Base Of Support

The area beneath an object or person that includes every point of contact that the object or person makes with the supporting surface, which helps in maintaining balance.

Dangle At Bedside

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Isometric Exercises

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High-calcium Diet

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