Across the life span, our sense of personal control

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Each statement is correct: A) Our sense of personal control indeed changes as we age, with different life stages presenting unique challenges and opportunities for exerting control. B) The process of social learning significantly affects our sense of personal control, as we observe and internalize the outcomes of others' actions and their control (or lack thereof) over their environment. C) As people reach older age, there can be a shift towards a more external locus of control, partly due to physical, social, and environmental changes that might limit their perceived ability to influence outcomes.

Across the Life Span, Our Sense of Personal Control