Three of the following experiences should promote higher self-efficacy about the task in question. Which one probably won't?
a. Andrea discovers that she does well on her weekly spelling tests only when she wears her lucky necklace.
b. On the first day of geometry, Bob's teacher tells the class, The things in your textbook may look difficult to you now, but with a little effort and practice you'll have the basics down pat by December.
c. Carmella does better in her Spanish class than she expected to.
d. Dick's friend tells him, You shouldn't have any problem in American Literature. I'm no smarter than you are, and I got an A.
Question 2
When George attends the first day of an Advanced Placement class in biology, he thinks to himself, This is going to be a really hard class. I don't know if I have what it takes to understand and remember all this stuff. George's misgivings can best be described as:
a. reflecting his overall sense of self-worth.
b. difficulty with self-monitoring.
c. low self-efficacy for learning.
d. inability to engage in self-regulation.
The risk of dying before the age of 65 gets lower as family income gets higher.
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