Children Whose Parents Believe That They Are Not Very Capable

question 56

Multiple Choice

Children whose parents believe that they are not very capable and must work harder than others to succeed are likely to

• A) have a learned-helpless attributional style.
• B) have an incremental view of ability.
• C) develop a mastery-oriented attributional style by early adolescence.
• D) work harder to win their parents' approval.

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Definitions:

Role Ambiguity

The lack of clarity about expected behavior, responsibilities, and tasks in a job role, leading to confusion and stress.

Discretionary Action

Actions that rely on individual judgment and choice in the execution of a duty or the handling of a situation.

Role Conflict

Occurs when an individual faces incompatible demands or expectations from different roles they are required to perform.

Position Power

The authority or influence a person has due to their role or position within an organization or group.