Overview
Reciprocal determinism is a key concept in psychology that emphasizes the interplay between personal factors, environmental influences, and behavior. This theory suggests that our actions are not just a result of our environment or our internal states, but rather a continuous interaction between the...
Key Terms
Example: A student studying hard for an exam.
Example: A person's motivation to succeed.
Example: A supportive classroom environment.
Example: How stress can affect study habits.
Example: Children learning to speak by mimicking adults.
Example: A student's belief in their ability to succeed.
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advancedKey Concepts
BehaviorEnvironmentPersonal FactorsInteraction