Self-Efficacy in Old Age

question 42

Multiple Choice

Self-efficacy in old age

• A) is of little value.
• B) is impervious to change because it is firmly established early in life.
• C) may be lowered because of declining physical abilities and retirement from work.
• D) is higher than during earlier stages of life.

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Definitions:

Seeking Direction

The process of seeking guidance or clarification on what actions or decisions to make next.

Venturesomeness

A willingness to undertake risky or innovative projects or ideas; characterized by boldness or innovation.

Self-Confidence

The belief in one's abilities, qualities, and judgment.

Individual Traits

Refers to the personal characteristics and qualities that differentiate one person from another.