Bandura's Approach to Behavior Modification Is Based on the Belief

question 71

Multiple Choice

Bandura's approach to behavior modification is based on the belief that:

• A) socially undesirable or abnormal behaviors are learned.
• B) maladaptive traits must be uncovered.
• C) unconscious conflicts must be resolved.
• D) one's style of life has to be assessed first.

Understand the process of creating and terminating agency relationships, including specific conditions pertaining to irrevocability.

Identify the rights and duties between principals and agents in terminating the agency relationship.

Understand the construction of social identities and notions of race, particularly the concept of "whiteness" as the default.

Distinguish between various waves of feminism, highlighting their differences and contributions to feminist thought.

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