Bandura's Notion of Reciprocal Determinism Assumes That Human Conduct Results

question 62

Multiple Choice

Bandura's notion of reciprocal determinism assumes that human conduct results from an interaction of behavior, person factors (such as cognition) , and​

• A) ​the environment.
• B) ​outcome expectancies.
• C) ​subjective norms.
• D) ​intention to act.

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Definitions:

Statistical Artifacts

Distortions or inaccuracies in statistical data that result from the method of collecting or interpreting data.

Meta-Analytic Controls

Techniques in research that allow for the combination and comparison of results from different studies to identify patterns, disparities, or overall effects.

Placebo Effects

The beneficial effects in a patient following a treatment that arise from the patient's expectations rather than from the treatment itself.

Self-Report Bias

A type of bias occurring when respondents to a survey or study may not accurately or truthfully respond, affecting the validity of the data.