A Commitment to Change Refers To

question 114

Multiple Choice

A commitment to change refers to:

• A)the willpower needed to change
• B)clear identification of a self-control goal
• C)a high frequency of thoughts about the benefits of changing
• D)a rule that you state that it is important to change your behavior, that you will work toward doing so and that you recognize the benefits of doing so

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Definitions:

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The belief in the inherent superiority of one's own ethnic group or culture, often accompanied by a generalized prejudice towards other cultures.

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