The ability to rehearse a task (to practice a new concept, either out load or to themselves, over and over) is related to a broad concept know as .
A) outer-directed behavior
B) self-regulation
C) learned helplessness
D) self-determination

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Self-regulation includes the ability to control and manage one's own thoughts, emotions and actions, which includes the ability to rehearse and practice new concepts. Outer-directed behavior is focused on seeking approval and validation from others, learned helplessness is a belief that one lacks control over their surroundings and self-determination refers to the ability to make choices and decisions based on personal values and goals. None of these concepts directly relate to the ability to rehearse a task.

The Ability to Rehearse a Task (To Practice a New