The social-cognitive perspective proposes our personalityis shaped by a process called reciprocal determinism, aspersonal factors, environmental factors, and behaviorsinteract. An example of an environmental factor isa. the presence of books in a home.b. a preference for outdoor play.c. the ability to read at a fourth-grade level.d. the fear of violent action on television.

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