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Unit 7 – Motivation, Emotion, and Personality
Topic 7.4
How do cognitive psychologists perceive the role of personal control in managing stress?
They view it as irrelevant because stress originates from biological processes.
They suggest that personal control is a negative factor, leading to excessive self-blame in stressful situations.
They believe it plays a significant role because perceptions about control can impact one's ability to handle stressful circumstances effectively.
They see no connection between personal control and stress management.
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