Link statements (1), (2), and (3) to the correct behavioral terms. (1) "Sometimes when I study, I get As and sometimes I don't. So I keep plugging along."
(2) "Even though I failed this test, I know I'm a terrific student. So I keep studying because I have faith in myself."
(3) "I watched my brother studying; that's how I learned to study hard."
A) (1) = high self-efficacy; (2) = modeling; (3) = variable reinforcement schedule
B) (1) = variable reinforcement schedule; (2) = high self-efficacy; (3) = modeling
C) (1) = reinforcement; (2) = variable schedule; (3) = modeling
D) (1) = variable reinforcement schedule; (2) = modeling; (3) = high self-efficacy

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(1) refers to a variable reinforcement schedule, where the individual sometimes gets a positive outcome (getting As) and sometimes does not. 
(2) refers to high self-efficacy, as the individual has confidence in their abilities and keeps studying despite failing one test. 
(3) refers to modeling, where the individual learned how to study from observing their brother.

Link Statements (1), (2), and (3) to the Correct Behavioral