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studentsleadto lack self - efficacy
frustrationleadingto low self - efficacy
significant misconceptions ... in turnleadto low self - efficacy
co - morbid depressionresultsin poor self - efficacy
by such factors as personal experiences , vicarious experiences and modeling , and verbal or social persuasion(passive) to be influenced byself - efficacy
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Vicarious experiences provided by social modelsalso influenceself - efficacy
Self - Efficacy and GoalSettingSelf - efficacy
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5 types of interactions or experiences ... : vicarious learning , verbal persuasion , positive emotional arousal , negative emotional arousal , and performance accomplishmentsinfluenceself - efficacy
by participation in the program(passive) influenced byself - efficacy
participation in the program(passive) influenced byself - efficacy
Performance accomplishments or enactive mastery , vicarious experience , social or verbal persuasion , and emotional and physiological statescan influenceself - efficacy
by four factors - Mastery experiences(passive) is influenced byself - efficacy
by four factors - Mastery experiences(passive) is influencedself - efficacy
by verbal persuasion from others and from self in the form of self - talk(passive) is influenced byself - efficacy
by providing feedback and persuasion to students as they attempt academic tasks(passive) can be influencedself - efficacy
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the biological methodsmay causethe biological methods
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to greater effortleadsto greater effort
to successful performanceleadsto successful performance
to the setting of advanced goals or the persistencecan leadto the setting of advanced goals or the persistence
in the choice of positive , healthy behaviorswill resultin the choice of positive , healthy behaviors
to high Self - Confidence which leads to high Self - Esteemleadsto high Self - Confidence which leads to high Self - Esteem
in increased effort and persistence at task completioncan resultin increased effort and persistence at task completion
peopleleadspeople
to decreased motivationleadsto decreased motivation
motivationcan influencemotivation
to greater effort , persistence & quality of problem - solving tasksleadsto greater effort , persistence & quality of problem - solving tasks
their teaching and their status in their school organizationinfluencedtheir teaching and their status in their school organization
to overconfidence in characteristics of self - esteem and self - efficacycan leadto overconfidence in characteristics of self - esteem and self - efficacy
in low self - esteemto resultin low self - esteem
to the development of alternative drugsleadto the development of alternative drugs
the effort that we put into achievementsalso influencesthe effort that we put into achievements
people to become more self - focused rather than task - diagnosticto causepeople to become more self - focused rather than task - diagnostic
people to become more self - focused rather than task - diagnosticto causepeople to become more self - focused rather than task - diagnostic
in a belief that daily living with a long - term conditionresultedin a belief that daily living with a long - term condition
alternative strategiespromptingalternative strategies
to mastery experiences , self - esteem , and life satisfactioncan leadto mastery experiences , self - esteem , and life satisfaction
to low expectations of successleadto low expectations of success
the empirical need for further evaluationpromptingthe empirical need for further evaluation
frustration(passive) caused byfrustration
to interpreting such physiological signs as normal and unrelated to abilitywould leadto interpreting such physiological signs as normal and unrelated to ability
to overconfidence in one 's aptitude , which creates a false sense of abilitycan leadto overconfidence in one 's aptitude , which creates a false sense of ability
to a raised level of arousal and vice - versa ( Keogh , 1984 , p. 5can leadto a raised level of arousal and vice - versa ( Keogh , 1984 , p. 5
to avoidance behaviourwould leadto avoidance behaviour
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to poorer health outcomesleadsto poorer health outcomes
to avoidance behaviorleadsto avoidance behavior
peoplecan leadpeople
to avoidanceto leadto avoidance
the goals people setinfluencesthe goals people set
their ability to change or engage in certain behaviorsinfluencestheir ability to change or engage in certain behaviors
in the teachers having lower confidence in their knowledge and ability to be effectivecan resultin the teachers having lower confidence in their knowledge and ability to be effective
academic motivation , learning , and achievementinfluencesacademic motivation , learning , and achievement
to low performanceleadsto low performance
to avoidance behaviour , thus resulting in low levels of performanceleadsto avoidance behaviour , thus resulting in low levels of performance