When George attends the first day of an Advanced Placement class in biology, he thinks to himself, This is going to be a really hard class. I don't know if I have what it takes to understand and remember all this stuff. George's misgivings can best be described as:.a. An external attribution
b. An illusion of knowing
c. Low self-efficacy for learning
d. Low collective self-efficacy

Explanation:

When George attends the first day of an Advanced placement class in biology he thinks to himself this is going to be a really hard class. I don't know if I have what it takes to understand and remember all as low collective self-effribution.

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