The Belief That One Can Determine One's Own Internal States

question 21

Multiple Choice

The belief that one can determine one's own internal states and behavior,influence one's environment,and/or bring about desired outcomes is

• A) optimism.
• B) psychological control.
• C) self-efficacy.
• D) hardiness.

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Definitions:

Social Systems

Structured arrangements within a society that define how its members interact and support the functioning of society as a whole, including legal, economic, and educational systems.

Role Expectations

The anticipated behaviors and actions associated with a particular social position or status.

Norms

The accepted standards or expectations of behavior within a group or society, which guide member actions and contribute to group cohesion.

Sanctions

Measures taken by countries or international organizations to restrict certain activities or to punish non-compliance with laws or norms.