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Self-Efficacy: Thought Control Of Action
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Part 1: self-efficacy and human functioning exercise of personal agency through the self-efficacy mechanism two dimensions of perceived self- efficacy - cognitive control and behavioural coping ability. Part 2: self- Efficacy And Human Development Perceived Control - Motivation, Coping and development personal control over development - implications of self- Efficacy. Part 3: Self-Efficacy, Stress And Emotions Perceived Self- efficacy and phobic disability self-efficacy and depression. Part 4: self-efficacy and health behaviours self-efficacy in the adoption and maintenance of health behaviours - theoretical approaches and a new model self-efficacy and attribution theory in health education. Part 5: self-efficacy, physical symptoms, and rehabilitation of chronic disease the role of self-efficacy in recovery from heart attack self-efficacy mechanism in psychobiologic functioning.
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