Self-efficacy: toward a unifying theory of behavioral change.
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...This concept originates from the social cognitive theory [5] and describes individuals' responses to the challenges of changing habitual unhealthy behaviors....
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...The roots of selfefficacy come from social cognitive theory and it refers to an individual's self-confidence in his ability to perform a behavior [5]....
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...The concept of self-efficacy developed by Bandura (1977...
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...and outcome (Bandura, 1977), predictive and ideal, desired and experience-based (del...
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...As such, expectation can be of different types such as efficacy and outcome (Bandura, 1977), predictive and ideal, desired and experience-based (del Bosque et al., 2006)....
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...For example, efficacy expectation is ‘the conviction that one can successfully execute the behaviour required to produce the outcome’ (Bandura, 1977, p. 193), while outcome expectation refers to ‘a person’s estimate that a given behaviour will lead to certain outcomes’ (Bandura, 1977)....
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...while outcome expectation refers to ‘a person’s estimate that a given behaviour will lead to certain outcomes’ (Bandura, 1977)....
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...In seeking a motivational explanation of exploratory and manipulative behavior, White (1959) postulated an "effectance motive," which is conceptualized as an intrinsic drive for transactions with the environment ....
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