The Process by Which Experience or Practice Results in a Relatively

question 42

Multiple Choice

The process by which experience or practice results in a relatively permanent change in behaviour or potential behaviour is known as __________.

• A)learning
• B)intelligence formation
• C)imprinting
• D)cognition

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Definitions:

Achievement Attribution

The process of assigning causes or reasons to one's successes or failures.

Controllability

The degree to which an individual perceives they have control over events or outcomes in their life or environment.

Depressive Attributional Style

A cognitive style where individuals attribute negative events to internal, global, and stable causes, which is associated with depression.

Global Factors

Influences that affect economies, businesses, or individuals on a worldwide scale.