In the context of social cognitive theory, examples of situational variables include __________.
A)self-regulatory systems
B)ways of interpreting experience
C)rewards and punishments
D)knowledge and skills

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Situational variables, also known as environmental factors, are external factors that can influence behavior, such as rewards and punishments. Self-regulatory systems, ways of interpreting experience, and knowledge and skills are internal factors that are part of the individual's cognitive processes.

In the Context of Social Cognitive Theory, Examples of Situational