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17. Self-talk as a strategy for thinking through reasons for failure and planning alternative approaches has its roots mainly in which theory? A) Self-actualization B) Attribution C) Pygmalion D) Locus of control 18. Increasing understanding and appreciation of the body and its capacity for movements is which of the following? A) Self-esteem B) Self-efficacy C) Self-determination D) Self-concept 19. Guided discovery teaching style is the prevalent teaching style illustrated in which model? A) Cooperative or new games B) Movement education C) Adventure education D) Games design

          17. Self-talk as a strategy for thinking through reasons for failure and planning alternative
approaches has its roots mainly in which theory?
A) Self-actualization
B) Attribution
C) Pygmalion
D) Locus of control
18. Increasing understanding and appreciation of the body and its capacity for movements is
which of the following?
A) Self-esteem
B) Self-efficacy
C) Self-determination
D) Self-concept
19. Guided discovery teaching style is the prevalent teaching style illustrated in which
model?
A) Cooperative or new games
B) Movement education
C) Adventure education
D) Games design

17. Self-talk as a strategy for thinking through reasons for failure and planning alternative
approaches has its roots mainly in which theory?
A) Self-actualization
B) Attribution
C) Pygmalion
D) Locus of control
18. Increasing understanding and appreciation of the body and its capacity for movements is
which of the following?
A) Self-esteem
B) Self-efficacy
C) Self-determination
D) Self-concept
19. Guided discovery teaching style is the prevalent teaching style illustrated in which
model?
A) Cooperative or new games
B) Movement education
C) Adventure education
D) Games design

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