Mastering Goal-Setting with Albert Bandura's Theory

Mastery experiences, vicarious experiences, verbal persuasion, and emotional and psychological states (correct)

Observational learning, verbal reinforcement, emotional stability, and cognitive abilities

Direct instruction, emotional regulation, cognitive flexibility, and problem-solving skills

Trial and error, social comparison, emotional intelligence, and cognitive restructuring

Performance or outcome

Standard or objective (correct)

Milestone or accomplishment

Benchmark or expectation

Goal difficulty, goal specificity, feedback, task complexity, goal commitment (correct)

Clarity, challenge, commitment, feedback, task complexity

Specificity, difficulty, acceptance, recognition, effort

Motivation, perseverance, adaptability, resilience, self-discipline

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