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khang

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Bandura argued that _________ is/are crucial to self-regulation
 
  a. objective rewards
  b. social rewards
  c. self-rewards
  d. the presence of others

Question 2

Compared to those low in testosterone, prison inmates with higher levels were
 
  a. better able to control their behavior and thus obey prison rules.
  b. less likely to have committed violent crimes.
  c. more dominant in prison.
  d. more likely to come from broken homes.



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Answer to Question 1

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