Which of the following is not one of the three types of expectancies included in Social Cognitive Theory?
A) Expectancies about one's hopes and fears in relation to health conditions and their personal impact
B) Expectancies about environmental cues, which are called environmental expectancies
C) Expectancies about the consequences of one's own behavior, which are called outcome expectancies
D) Expectancies about one's competence to perform a behavior necessary to achieve a particular outcome

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Social Cognitive Theory includes three types of expectancies: environmental expectancies, outcome expectancies, and expectancies about one's competence (self-efficacy). Expectancies about one's hopes and fears in relation to health conditions and their personal impact are not explicitly listed as one of the three types of expectancies in Social Cognitive Theory.

Which of the Following Is Not One of the Three