The Concept of Reciprocal Determinism Underlying Social Cognitive Theory Is

question 50

Multiple Choice

The concept of reciprocal determinism underlying Social Cognitive Theory is important to understand when using the theory as the basis for planning a program because:

• A) when behavior is changed, the collateral effects need to be identified and addressed.
• B) the reversibility of a behavior change determines the likelihood of change.
• C) changing any one element governing behavior, changes them all.
• D) behavior changes when the change is perceived as a reward that offsets punishment.

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