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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Definitions:

Transpersonal

Pertaining to or involving experiences and states of consciousness beyond the limits of personal identity, often associated with spirituality and psychology.

Nietzsche

A philosopher who challenged the foundations of Christianity and traditional morality, famed for his assertion "God is dead" and explorations of the Ubermensch (superman) concept.

Apollonian

Nietzsche’s term for the rational principle in art; form.

Objective Worth

The inherent value of something independent of personal opinions or desires.