The Best Evidence from Studies of Self Control Suggests

Multiple Choice

The best evidence from studies of self control suggests

A) that self control is quite stable and likely due almost entirely to genetic influences.
B) that self control may be weakly trainable, but this variability has little effect on behavior.
C) that self control can be trained and may be a critical component of emotional adjustment.
D) that self control is rather overrated and has little influence on behavioral outcome.