Child Development and Pedagogy · Motivation and Attribution Theory
A student who considers herself 'good at maths' blames her poor marks in exams on her failure to have studied hard. This reasoning reveals:
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- 1her belief in her ability
- 2uncontrollable factors
- 3her learned helplessness
- 4an internal locus of control✓
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an internal locus of control
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