The Difference Between Self-Efficacy and Achievement Motivation Is That Self-Efficacy

question 163

Multiple Choice

The difference between self-efficacy and achievement motivation is that self-efficacy involves beliefs about ____________ and achievement motivation involves beliefs about the ____________.

• A) self-regulation; task motivation
• B) self-regulation; personal goals
• C) personal ability; personal goals
• D) personal ability; task motivation

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Definitions:

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A curve that shows the relationship between market prices and quantities supplied over a period when all production inputs are variable.

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Industry Supply Curve

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