In Rotter's Theory, a Subjective Value Is

question 97

Multiple Choice

In Rotter's theory, a subjective value is

• A)a measure of the importance of a trait.
• B)the worth one places on a desired outcome.
• C)other people's evaluation of one's personality.
• D)one's own evaluation of one's personality.
• E)the likelihood that a person will perform a behavior that s/he sets out to accomplish.

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