A person's sense of self-efficacy refers to one's confidence that he or she can perform a new behavior. what do you call this behaviour

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Jerry Yang

26 September, 09:33

A person's sense of self-efficacy refers to one's confidence that he or she can perform a new behavior. what do you call this behaviour

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Marcus Rios · Answer 1

Self-worth

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This behavior is called self-worth. Self-efficacy, is to believe in our own abilities, specifically to meet the challenges ahead of us and to complete them successfully. In general terms, self-efficacy refers to our overall belief in our abilities to succeed in anyway possible. Self-efficacy, is based on the individual belief's in their own capacity to achieve. It also influences both the power of a person to face a challenge competently and what are the choices the person is most likely to make. In conclusion, self-efficacy refers to one's confidence that a person can perform any job, and achieve it in the best way possible. Therefore, people need to have self-worth to have good self-efficacy.