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Self-efficacy Theory
A psychological theory asserting that individuals' belief in their own ability to succeed impacts their motivation and performance in various settings.
Motivate Patients
Encouraging individuals receiving healthcare to engage in behaviors or activities that promote their wellness and health recovery.
Emotional Arousal
The condition of feeling stimulated to action or strong emotions, such as fear, anger, or excitement.
Self-efficacy
Someone's trust in their own ability to perform actions that lead to defined achievements.
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