Self Efficacy
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- Q1Belief in ones capabilities to organize and execute the courses of action required to produce given attainmentAttainmentCharlotteMotivationSelf efficacy30sEditDelete
- Q2The amount of confidence a person has in their capabilities on a scale to 100%BeliefStrength of efficacySelf DriveMotive30sEditDelete
- Q3Increased performance, peak under pressure, coping after loss, less anxiety when a person has _________ParticipationDriveHigh Self EfficacyStress30sEditDelete
- Q4Task difficulty, effort, support and timing having the strongest effect when the task supports learning and goals have been setSocial LoafingEd MacGoalPerformance Accomplishments30sEditDelete
- Q5A Dimension of SE that is how much control or influence you had over the outcome of your performanceTomControllabilityOutcome GoalSelf Efficacy30sEditDelete
- Q6A Dimension of SE that determines if the outcome of the performance was stable or unstable - or a bad performance?EmmaEffortStabilityLuck30sEditDelete
- Q7Provide Opportunities for limited failure and more performance success, promotes positive attributions to success or failure and preparations/TraitMethods to enhance performance accomplishmentsInnatePerformance30sEditDelete
- Q8Social comparisons and observational learning. Determined by the status of model, Trustworthiness, gathering experience through observation and master imagery (self-imagery)WorryEffortLukeVicarious Experiences30sEditDelete
- Q9Persuasion from yourself or persuasion from others. Must be real expectations of result and the credibility or the person persuading you is importantBehaviour PatternsVerbal persuasionEmotional ArousalAttributes30sEditDelete
- Q10Performance accomplishments may inflate SE beliefs, failure to reach a good performance may drop SE and competence.Low self ConfidenceLife long skillsOverconfidenceConfident30sEditDelete
- Q11Groups conjoined belief that it is capable to organize and execute actions to produce a desired goalSelf EfficacyBeliefSelf ConfidenceCollective Efficacy30sEditDelete
- Q12R.I.S.E - Your belief in the extent in which OTHERS are confident in your ability - increases SESelf ConfidentSelf EfficacySelf EsteemRelation inferred self- efficacy30sEditDelete