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A client in therapy consistently attributes their successes to their own hard work and their failures to a lack of personal effort, rather than to external factors like luck or other people's actions. This client's perspective, which emphasizes a belief in personal control over life's outcomes, is most directly explained by the foundational concepts of which of the following theorists?
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A client in therapy consistently attributes their successes to their own hard work and their failures to a lack of personal effort, rather than to external factors like luck or other people's actions. This client's perspective, which emphasizes a belief in personal control over life's outcomes, is most directly explained by the foundational concepts of which of the following theorists?
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