Self-Efficacy Is Defined As

question 35

Multiple Choice

Self-efficacy is defined as:

• A)the belief that one can do the behaviors necessary to achieve a desired outcome.
• B)a belief that includes making attributions that are unstable,temporary,and global.
• C)the expectation that good events will be plentiful and bad events will be rare in the future.
• D)a stage in which a person has higher-than-average self-esteem.

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Definitions:

Descartes

A French philosopher, mathematician, and scientist, often referred to as the father of modern philosophy, known for his statement, "I think, therefore I am."

Spinoza

A 17th-century Dutch philosopher known for his works on ethics, politics, and religion, emphasizing the importance of rationalism and monism.

Idealist Viewpoints

Idealist Viewpoints are philosophical stances that prioritize the mental, spiritual, or ideal realm over the physical or empirical.

Berkeley

An Irish philosopher who proposed idealism, the theory that reality exists only in the minds of individuals and that what we perceive as physical objects are merely collections of ideas.