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- who: COMPETÊNCIAS SOCIOEMOCIONAIS | SOCIO-EMOTIONAL et al. from the subscale of the same-named construct in the CORE testLocus of control refers to "belief that desired effects result from one's own behavior rather than by fate or powerful others" (Ferris, Johnson, Rosen, and Tan, p.83). Beliefs reflect knowledge inferred from experiences with particular types of events and thus provide an understanding about the way the world works, such as beliefs about control, about cognitive growth (i.e., growth mindset), and about the chances of succeeding on an undertaking or task (i.e., self-efficacy . . .
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