In high school, Britta and Debbie were best friends. They thought they were a lot alike, as did everyone else who knew them. After high school, they went on to very different colleges, careers, and life courses. Now, at their twenty-fifth reunion, they are shocked at how little they have in common. Bandura would suggest that their differences reflect the interactive effects of environment, personality, and behavior, which he refers to as:A) reciprocal determinism. B) personal control. C) identification. D) the self-serving bias

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In high school, Britta and Debbie were best friends. They thought they were a lot alike, as did everyone else who knew them. After high school, they went on to very different colleges, careers, and life courses. Now, at their twenty-fifth reunion, they are shocked at how little they have in common. Bandura would suggest that their differences reflect the interactive effects of environment, personality, and behavior, which he refers to as:A) reciprocal determinism. B) personal control. C) identification. D) the self-serving bias

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A) reciprocal determinism.

Explanation:

Reciprocal determinism as proposed by psychologist Albert Bandura explains how children play a much more engaging role in their learning process and they are not just passively receive knowledge from their surroundings. They have their own personal qualities, thoughts, feelings, and behaviors which affect how they interact with the world. This theory is based on the components that are individual characteristics, environment, and behavior.