Albert Bandura Criticized Theories Involving Multiple Selves on What Grounds

question 13

Multiple Choice

Albert Bandura criticized theories involving multiple selves on what grounds?

• A) Existing theories have not identified a representative range of selves.
• B) Once you start fractionating the self, there is no clear place to stop.
• C) The concept of a self is unnecessary because we should concentrate on observable behavior.
• D) There is no good way to measure the self.

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