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:

Pangs of Conscience

Feelings of guilt or moral scruples that may arise from doing something believed to be wrong or failing to do something that was considered right.

Model Behavior

Exhibiting exemplary or desired behaviors that others, especially those looking up to the model, can imitate.

Opposite Sex

Refers to the gender other than one's own, especially in the context of attraction, relationships, or sociobiological discussions.

Cartoon Character

A graphical representation, often in a stylized or exaggerative form, used primarily in animations and comic strips.