self-efficacy is: A. our belief that we can perform adequately and deal effectively with a specific situation B. consistent across many situations C. a development under conditions of unconditional positive regard D. an internalized sense of oneâs worth

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Logan Ray

14 January, 17:20

self-efficacy is: A. our belief that we can perform adequately and deal effectively with a specific situation B. consistent across many situations C. a development under conditions of unconditional positive regard D. an internalized sense of oneâs worth

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Dillan Brown · Answer 1

Answer: Self-efficacy is our belief that we can perform adequately and deal effectively with a specific situation.

Self-efficacy is the belief that an individual's act will produce consequences.

Albert Bandura proposes that that the stronger an individual's belief in their ability to accomplish something the more the effort the person will exert to learn it and the longer he or she will persevere.