Self-Efficacy, as It Relates to Goals, Is the Extent to Which

question 70

Multiple Choice

Self-efficacy, as it relates to goals, is the extent to which an individual

• A) is willing to expend effort in order to attain a goal.
• B) believes he or she can accomplish goals even if he or she failed to do so in the past.
• C) is personally interested in reaching a goal.
• D) accepts a goal as his or her own.
• E) believes that a goal is worthwhile.

Recognize the importance of moral autonomy and the role of subjective judgement in Kant's theory.

Evaluate the impact of social and moral constraints on individual potential, with reference to Nietzsche.

Understand the difference between ethical egoism and psychological egoism.

Analyze the implications of utilitarianism, especially pertaining to pleasure and duty.

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Definitions:

Morally Legitimate

Considered ethically acceptable or justifiable according to moral principles or ethical standards.

Informed Consent

A process by which a person voluntarily confirms their willingness to participate in a particular activity, after being informed of all the risks, benefits, and alternatives.

Phase I Clinical Trials

The first stage of clinical trials for new drugs or treatments, primarily concerned with assessing safety and dosage in a small group of people.

Dosage

Dosage refers to the size, frequency, and number of times a medication or drug should be taken to achieve its intended effect.