Rotter's Construct of Reinforcement Value Refers To

Rotter's construct of reinforcement value refers to:

A) the degree of control that the reinforcement exerts over one's behavioural outcomes.
B) the utility of the reinforcement for increasing the likelihood that the behaviour of interest will occur again.
C) how much one wants or fears the outcome that he or she believes the behaviour will produce.
D) person's perception of how likely it is that certain consequences will occur if he or she engages in a particular behaviour within a specific situation.