This one comes from Jad

The rules of this one are that you have to
1. Grab the book closest to you
2. Flip it open to page 123
3. Scroll down to the 5th line
4. Write down the next three full sentences

Ok, so I have to cheat a bit because the book closest to me is a hebrew-english dictionary but it isn’t really cheating because dictionaries don’t have sentences! Trust me, the next closest book isn’t exactly scintillating reading but here we go.

Title of Book: Self-Efficacy: The Exercise of Control
Author: Albert Bandura

According to the attribution theory of motivation (Weiner, 1985), retrospective judgments of the causes of one’s performances have motivational effects. People who credit their successes to personal capabilities and their failures to insufficient effort will undertake difficult tasks and persist in the face of failure. They do this because they see their outcomes as influenceable by how much effort they expend.

Yo Jadi, aren’t you sad you mememed me now!
So now my own hit list (muhahahaha) is: Kat, My Obiter Dicta, and Firas.