Practice question · Select all that apply
Select every statement that is TRUE about these perspectives.
Hints
- Only one option is false; find the equate-the-two claim.
- Efficacy is specific and esteem is global - not the same thing.
Show the answer
- A. An internal locus of control is generally linked to better coping.
- C. Self-concept is a person's organized set of beliefs about who they are.
- D. The same person can be certain of one skill and doubtful of another.
- E. How much a person values themselves is a single verdict, not one per activity.
Why
Task-specific efficacy, global esteem, the internal-locus advantage, and self-concept are all true. Self-efficacy and self-esteem are distinct (specific vs global), not the same - the one false option.
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