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| What are the four major influences on self-efficacy? |
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-mastery experience
-modeling
-social persuation
-physiological arousal |
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| personally overcoming obstacles through persistent effort |
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| observing a similar individual achieve success through sustained effort |
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encouragement that you can achieve your goal, master.
-resulting in maintenance of effort. |
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| assigning value to your emotional and physical reactions that will allow them to supplement your performance rather than weaken your effort. |
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| diminished self efficacy example used: |
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Kitty Genovese Case.
-kitty was murdered. 38 of her neighbors heard her screaming, but did nothing->the diffusion of responsibility. |
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| diffusion of responsibility |
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very common reaction to an uncommon situation. when many people are present, individuals feel they do not bear the full burden of responsibility, and distribute it among the others nearby.
-lack of self power due to unfamiliar situation |
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| How is self confidence defined? |
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| your belief in how capable you are of exercising control over your own behavior, as well as control over the events that affect your lie. |
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| self power. optimism, strength and refusal to fall into self-pity. |
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| Self-efficacy's role in motivation: |
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forming beliefs about what they will accomplish, and think of the likely outcomes of actions.
-perform at level of efficacy. |
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| How does resistance to adversity helf self-efficacy? |
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people who harbor doubts harbor doubts give up when presented an obstacle.
-demonstrate a lack of motivation to protect themselves from failure. |
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| what are the three types of motivation? |
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| attribution theory, expectency-value theory, and goal theory |
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-attribute failure to lack of effort and this will force them to work harder.
-low self-efficacy: fail and give up |
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| People are motivated by what they believe they will accomplish. positive or negative results correspond with motivation and enthusiasum. |
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people acquire ways of achieving satisfaction through life.
-dissatisfaction makes them escalate efforts. |
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