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Aleks04 [339]
3 years ago
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"Andrea, a sales executive, believes that she has the competence to achieve her monthly sales target. In the context of self-det

ermination theory, Andrea best demonstrates ________ in this scenario."
Social Studies
1 answer:
Alexxx [7]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The correct answer is: Self-efficacy.

Explanation:

Self-efficacy can be understood as the subjective feeling that one is capable of complying with the demands that our context presents to us.

Is a general perception that one is competent in the tasks that are given to us, be it academic demans, job related duties, family responsabilities and so on.

A self-efficient person believes themselves to be capable of succeding and see life challenges as interesting rather than stressful events.

In this particular case, Andrea, a sales executive believes that she has the competence to achieve her monthly sales target. Andrea best demostrates self-efficacy in this scenario.

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Renaissance men are very well educated. They should be as comfortable talking about mathematics as they are talking about philosophy or sociology. Today, you can get a Renaissance man education by studying a liberal arts degree. With a liberal arts degree, you can (and often are required to) study a variety of subjects from many different disciplines.

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The traditional Renaissance men didn’t only rely on organized classes to get an education. In fact, universities were very rare back in the Renaissance era! So, some of the best Renaissance men in history taught themselves. Today, you can be self-taught by conducting research online, reading books or listening to podcasts (my preferred method!). We sometimes use the term ‘auto-didactic’ to refer to people who are self-taught.

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