Multiple Choice
In Bandura's framework,selective activation and disengagement of internal control
A) let a person minimize responsibility in an ambiguous situation.
B) are nearly identical to Freud's concept of defense mechanisms.
C) operate unconsciously and automatically.
D) are attempts to justify to others one's own reprehensible behavior.
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