Self-reinforcement:
A) has to be tangible to be effective.
B) can be guided by our past behavior as reference points.
C) ceases when we fail to reach a certain level of achievement.
D) has also been alternatively addressed as the superego by Bandura.

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Self-reinforcement can be guided by our past behavior as reference points, such as when we set goals based on our previous achievements and reward ourselves for reaching them. It does not have to be tangible and it is not related to the concept of the superego. Self-reinforcement also does not necessarily cease when a certain level of achievement is reached, as we can continue to set and accomplish new goals.

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