Change Specific Self-Efficacy Refers To

question 88

Multiple Choice

Change specific self-efficacy refers to:

• A)an individual's belief that they can successfully cope with change
• B)the belief that successful coping with change will lead to less stress in a person's lives
• C)the tendency to attribute the results of change to external causes
• D)the nature of the change in terms of whether the change is initiated due to internal or external forces

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