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Peer reviewedCervone, Daniel – Behavior Modification, 2000
Questions about perceived self-efficacy are used to analyze cognitive processes through which people approach their efficacy for performance. The review indicates that: (a) self-efficacy perceptions generalize across idiosyncratic sets; (b) efficacy-standards discrepancies can create individual negative moods; and (c) distinctions can be made…
Descriptors: Behavior Modification, Behavioral Science Research, Cognitive Processes, Mental Health
