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| relationship between a person's self-efficay and self-respect |
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| belief that you can achieve what you set out to do |
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| what you think and feel about yourself |
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| bundle of facts, opinions, beliefs and perceptions about yourself that are present in your life every moment of every day |
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| internal locus of control |
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| people believe they are largely responsible for what happens to them; make decisions for their OWN reason based on their standards of what is right and wrong |
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| external locus of control |
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believe that their life is almost totally controlled by OUTSIDE forces and that they bear little personal responsibility for what happens to them it's someone else's fault |
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"I always fail...Why try?" if you see yourself as a failure, you will find a way to fail |
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| someone who helps someone else learn something the learner would otherwise have learned less well, more slowly, or not at all |
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takes place in the privacy of your mind, it can be rational and productive or irrational and disruptive you never stop talking to yourself |
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| negative thoughts about yourself; it keeps record of your failures but never reminds you of your strengths and accomplishments |
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