Self Efficacy
Definition of self efficacy
what is belief in one's capacity to succeed at tasks?
Also known as .
What is performance accomplishments?
Pushes you to do your best
Involves someones convincing another person
What is verbal/social persuasion?
Physical & Emotional responses
- Mood
- Emotional State
- Physical Reactions
- Stress
People with low self-efficacy
What is:
- Shy away from difficult tasks
- Low aspirations
- Weak commitment
Provides considerable amount of for the learner?
Common beliefs on role models
What are their behaviors?
Affects
What is one's perception of self-efficacy?
Helps you learn how to minimize & elevate your
What is stress and mood?
People with high self efficacy
What is
- Seeing challenging goals
- Stay committed
- High effort
Self-Mastery considerations for the learner.
What is:
- Relevance and importance of goals
- Self-monitoring
Missing factors
- Ambitions
- Motivations
- Choices
- Achievments
Verbal persuasion factor
What is the positive impact that our words have on someone's self-efficacy?
What is Entrepreneurial behavior and leadership
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4 breakdowns of self-efficacy
what are: Enactive Self-Mastery, Role-Modeling, Verbal/Social persuasion, Physiological Cues?
Influences one's likelihood to believe that one will succeed or fail at a given task.
Positive qualities
what are:
- lead and have a positive attitude
- ear/build trust
- integrity
- inspire
- make time for employees
- learn about employees
- encourage
Verbal persuasion provides
What is a temporary boost in perceived ability?
You may have after successfully completing a new specific task
What is high self-efficacy?
Failures do this
What is undermine efficacious beliefs?
Vicarious experiences
Albert Bandura on verbal persuasion
what is "a way of strengthening people's beliefs that they have what it takes to succeed?"
Albert Bandura on Physiological Cues
What is "it is not sheer intensity of emotional & physical reactions that is important but rather how they are perceived & interpreted?"