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According to Yamaguchi (2001), in _____, the self acts as an agent, and individuals feel themselves to be more self-efficacious when their agency is made explicit, leading to greater feelings of autonomy and efficacy. direct control indirect control proxy control collective control

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          According to Yamaguchi (2001), in _____, the self acts as an agent, and individuals feel themselves to be more self-efficacious when their agency is made explicit, leading to greater feelings of autonomy and efficacy. direct control indirect control proxy control collective control

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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According to Yamaguchi (2001), in _____, the self acts as an agent, and individuals feel themselves to be more self-efficacious when their agency is made explicit, leading to greater feelings of autonomy and efficacy. direct control indirect control proxy control collective control