The Social-Cognitive Perspective Highlights the Interaction of Personal Traits with Our

question 96

Multiple Choice

The social-cognitive perspective highlights the interaction of personal traits with our environment,a process that Albert Bandura called

• A) narcissism.
• B) self-image.
• C) reciprocal determinism.
• D) the spotlight effect.

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