The Notion of Self-Efficacy Is Important in the Accounts of Personality

question 584

Multiple Choice

The notion of self-efficacy is important in the accounts of personality development proposed by

• A) Albert Bandura.
• B) Carl Rogers.
• C) Abraham Maslow.
• D) Gordon Allport.

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Definitions:

Overregularization

A language acquisition error in which children apply regular grammatical rules to irregular cases.

Egocentric Speech

Speech that is focused on the speaker's own needs and perspectives, often observed in young children who have not yet developed the ability to consider others’ viewpoints.

Literal Translation

The process of translating text from one language to another while closely adhering to the original language's words and structure.

Past Imperfect Tense

A grammatical tense used to describe actions or conditions that were ongoing or incomplete in the past.