The self-determination of how the student's behavior compares to a pre-set criteria is called
A) self-monitoring.
B) self-determined behavior.
C) self-evaluation.
D) self-control.

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Self-evaluation involves the individual assessing their own behavior and determining how it compares to a predetermined set of guidelines or criteria. Self-monitoring involves tracking one's own behavior, while self-determination refers to the individual's ability to make choices and decisions about their own behavior. Self-control is the ability to regulate one's behavior or emotions.

The Self-Determination of How the Student's Behavior Compares to a Pre-Set