A positive relationship was found between self-efficacy and computer experience.

If you fall a little short in self-efficacy, all is not lost, said the researchers.

Their self-efficacy was assessed after three weeks in the program.

Self-efficacy varies from one part of a person's life to another.

On the other hand, a strong sense of self-efficacy may be the reason why youth become engaged in the first place.

Engagement, for example, has been associated with an increased sense of self-efficacy.

Self-efficacy, past performance, and various other social factors influence goal setting.

Low self-efficacy can lead people to believe tasks to be harder than they actually are.

Social support Self-efficacy is the sense of control or competence a person feels about health and work.

A Path analysis between the four sources, self-efficacy, & performance.

Self-efficacy in the classroom: Getting the best from our learners?

Self-efficacy can also be enhanced through appropriate attention to planning and behaviour.

The shared family environment did not contribute to individual differences in self-efficacy.

Self-efficacy has often been linked to students' writing performance outcomes.

Therefore his/her self-efficacy will be low with regard to language acquisition.

This could occur because the individual's sense of self-efficacy suffers.

Positive consequences of being in love include increased self-esteem and self-efficacy.

Self-efficacy reflects an individual's understanding of what skills he/she can offer in a group setting.

This way, their levels of self-efficacy were improved as they continued to figure out what strategies worked for them.

Previous research has also found significant relationships between self-efficacy and ability to cope with pressure.

It also examines the role of personal resources including self-efficacy and coping.

The influence of suggestion is expected to boost individual self-efficacy.

High self-efficacy can affect motivation in both positive and negative ways.

Those who decide they need help to stop smoking tend to lack self-efficacy.

Reinforce self-efficacy – the client’s expectation that she can change.

It has been found that a strong sense of personal efficacy is related to better health, higher achievement, and more social integration.

Those with a low degree of personal efficacy do not have a sense of mastery.

Another term that psychologists use to invoke this dimension of personality is a variable called personal efficacy.

David Meyers (2007) also explains how the concept of personal efficacy affects mass movement mobilization.

Psycho-social status - information about feelings, mood, personal efficacy, coping skills, and acculturation.

By developing an internal LOC and a higher sense of personal efficacy, you will be less subject to manipulators.

Practices that managers should encourage and reward include openness, systematic thinking, creativity, personal efficacy and empathy.

Contributions of humour to well-being, tension relief, personal efficacy and competency and social facilitation.

Furthermore, as a student's self-knowledge increases, so does their personal efficacy, or a student's confidence in their abilities.

An increase in self-knowledge and an increase in personal efficacy have both been proven to result from participation in a service learning program.

At the same time they expressed a personal efficacy in their confidence in their own abilities and talents in undertaking teaching as a career.

Sense of Control (Personal Efficacy)

Assertiveness and Personal Efficacy Estimation in Yoga Teachers.

Other influences, such as modelling and mastery experience during practicum placements, may have informed their personal efficacy beliefs, but these were not investigated in the current study.

That compares with 27% of those who do not connect to their communities on their mobile devices who feel that level of personal efficacy."

With an emphasis on collaboration, engagement and cross-sector cooperation, the coursework is designed to build competencies in personal efficacy, resilience, adaptability,relationship management and organizational change.

People who have a high degree of personal efficacy have the sense that they have mastery over their environments-or the ability to make the things that they want to happen come to pass.

He describes self-esteem as "the integrated sum of self-confidence and self-respect", which he describes respectively as "a sense of personal efficacy and a sense of personal worth."

The success of the School Health Plan hinges on the extent to which it manages to reinforce Personal Resources and build a sense of personal efficacy and competence among of students.

Another argument states that since higher levels of personal efficacy are necessary, the target of the fear appeal who is most likely to act is one who is most likely to change his behavior to begin with.

They do not feel like effective players in making things happen in their lives and, consequently, do not exert the same degree of directed, self-generated effort as those with both an internal LOC and high personal efficacy.

To sum up, a mental health promotion approach is built on the foundation of fostering personal resilience through empowering all individuals to strengthen their coping skills, self-esteem and personal efficacy and to effectively utilize the resources offered by a supportive environment.

After the period in the history of the Czech Republic known as the Velvet Revolution, many women have become individuals with full-time jobs and who, at the same time, are also focusing on their responsibilities as homemakers, giving themselves "a high sense of personal efficacy and independence" within Czech society.

Previous surveys comparing people with literacy problems to those with higher education levels have shown that the latter group are more likely to engage in risky health practices, more likely to experience stress and to have a low sense of personal efficacy, and consequently more likely to have poorer physical and mental health.