Johan still thinks of himself as a struggling student although as a college student his GPA is a 3.5. This is an example of

(A) self-monitoring.

(B) self-fulfilling prophecy.

(C) cognitive conservatism.

(D) myth of perfection.

(E) distorted feedback.

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Mcgee

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3 September, 17:58

Johan still thinks of himself as a struggling student although as a college student his GPA is a 3.5. This is an example of

(A) self-monitoring.

(B) self-fulfilling prophecy.

(C) cognitive conservatism.

(D) myth of perfection.

(E) distorted feedback.

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Lilah Dean · Answer 1

e

Explanation:

I originally thought that it was d, but this is the opposite of perfection, since he thinks he is not doing well. distorted feedback sounds best, people all around have better scores and he'll be convinced that he isnt doing well because of that

Johan still thinks of himself as a struggling student although as a college student his GPA is a 3.5. This is an example of(A) self-monitoring.(B) self-fulfilling prophecy.(C) cognitive conservatism.(D) myth of perfection.(E) distorted feedback.

Johan still thinks of himself as a struggling student although as a college student his GPA is a 3.5. This is an example of

(A) self-monitoring.

(B) self-fulfilling prophecy.

(C) cognitive conservatism.

(D) myth of perfection.

(E) distorted feedback.