You Believe That Much of Your Behaviour Is the Result

question 123

Multiple Choice

You believe that much of your behaviour is the result of fate rather than your own efforts. According to Rotter, we would describe you as having a(n)

• A) high belief in human agency
• B) internal locus of control
• C) high degree of reciprocal determinism
• D) high degree of self-efficacy
• E) external locus of control

Explain the concept of the "looking glass self" and its significance in understanding self-identity.

Understand the differences in moral and cognitive development theories, including the debate between nature and nurture.

Identify the stages of cognitive development as proposed by Jean Piaget.

Recognize the role of formal, informal, and hidden curriculum in socialization, especially in educational settings.

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Discovering New

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