Defining
Influences
Measures of SE
Goal Realization
Application
100
The person who developed the theory of Self-Efficacy
Who is Albert Bandura
100
This influence relates to past events
What is performance experience
100
This is the original measure of self-efficacy
What is the General/Generalized Self-Efficacy Scale (GSE)
100
This theory relates to goal attainment and motivation
What is the Social Cognitive Theory
100
People with high self-efficacy also have high levels of this
What is optimism
200
Self-Efficacy refers to this
What is an individual's belief in his or her capacity to execute behaviors necessary to produce specific performance attainments
200
This influence relates to observing others
What is vicarious experience
200
The is the name of the second self-efficacy assessment that was developed
What is the New General Self-Efficacy Scale (NGSE)
200
The process of a person cognitively comparing their performance to the desired performance needed to achieve their goal
What is Self-Evaluation
200
These are two positive outcomes related to student focused self-efficacy
What are...
1) better academic performance
2) more effective personal adjustment
3) better coping with stress
4) better health, and higher overall satisfaction
5) commitment to remain in school
300
The three aspects of the theory of Self-Efficacy
300
This influence relates to feedback
What is social persuasion
300
This is on of the components measured under the self-efficacy construct
What is...
1) Belief that ability can grow with effort
2) Belief in ability to meet specific goals and/or expectations
300
The cognitive process of a person observing and monitoring themselves as they work toward their goal
What is self-observation
300
This is an influence that directly relates to the development of self-efficacy, based on environmental and biological factors
What is the influence of nature and nurture
400
Self-Efficacy reflects this
What is confidence in the ability to exert control over one's own motivation, behavior, and social environment.
400
This influence relates to visualizing your future
What is imaginal experience
400
This is a major difference between the original and new self-efficacy test
What is...
1) The original had 10 items whereas the new has 8
2) The original's scale was 1-4, the new measures on a 1-5 scale
400
This is an individual's belief in his or her capacity to execute behaviors necessary to produce specific performance attainments
What is self-efficacy
400
These are the three possible outcomes for Self-Efficacy Theory
What are...
1) Persistence
2) Performance
3) Approach versus Avoidance
500
The three ways in which Self-Efficacy influences the human experience
What are...
1) Establishes the goals for which people strive
2) Dictates the amount of energy expended toward goal achievement
3) Increases likelihood of attaining particular levels of behavioral performance
500
This influence relates to the body and mind
What is physical and emotional states
500
These are the five things self-efficacy influences
What are...
1) Self-Esteem
2) Self-Regulation
3) Motivation
4) Resilience
5) Confidence
500
The cognitive process a person goes through in which they modify their behavior based on their evaluation of their progress towards their goal
What is self-reaction
500
These are the three sources of self-efficacy that teachers are recommended to focus on
What are...
1) Enactive mastery
2) Vicarious experiences
3) Verbal persuasion