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Ashley believes that when she does well in school it is because she has worked hard, and when she does not do well in school, it is because she has not worked hard enough. Ashley has a strong
 
  a. mastery orientation. c. sense of competence monitoring.
  b. sense of immanent justice. d. learning orientation.

Question 2

In Dr. Brennan's research, if the value of one variable began to decrease as the value of the other variable began to decrease, this would indicate a ________ correlation.
 
  a. causal c. negative
  b. reliable d. positive



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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