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Unit 7 – Motivation, Emotion, and Personality
Topic 7.7
In studying personality changes over time, how could one scientifically investigate using both operant conditioning and self-efficacy concepts?
Create case studies focused on individuals who have undergone significant personality changes over time without considering operant conditioning or self-efficacy elements.
Conduct interviews with individuals discussing past experiences with reward systems or instances affecting perceived competence without any time-frame context.
Perform a cross-sectional study examining personality traits at different age levels without incorporating rewards or self-efficacy measures.
Implement a longitudinal study that combines reward systems for desired traits while tracking self-belief in personal competency over time periods.
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