The extent to which we perceive outcomes as a result of our own efforts or as a result of chance refers to
A)self-esteem.
B)self-efficacy.
C)locus of control.
D)social comparison.

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Locus of control refers to our perception of whether outcomes are controlled by ourselves (internal locus of control) or by external factors such as luck, fate, or the actions of others (external locus of control). This can influence our level of motivation, behavior, and overall well-being. Self-esteem relates to our overall evaluation of ourselves, self-efficacy refers to our belief in our own ability to accomplish tasks, and social comparison refers to our evaluation of ourselves in comparison to others.

The Extent to Which We Perceive Outcomes as a Result