Triadic Reciprocal Determinism

Triadic Reciprocal Determinism is a concept from psychology that explains how a person's behavior, their environment, and their personal thoughts and feelings all influence each other. Imagine them as three interconnected factors: your internal mindset, the situations you face, and your actions. For example, feeling confident (personal factor) might lead you to speak up in a meeting (behavior), which could result in positive feedback from colleagues (environment), further boosting your confidence. This model emphasizes that change in one area can affect the others, creating a continuous loop of mutual influence.