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self-efficacy enhancement			Self-efficacy and task values come from the expectancy-value model of achievement choice (Eccles et al. Examining the mediating role of strategy use on students' motivation ... by Gao, Zan; Newton, Maria / Journal of Sport Behavior Self-efficacy reflects judgment about one's capacity to accomplish domain-specific tasks (e. Social cognitive predictors of the career goals of Korean American ... by Kelly, Kevin R.; Gunsalus, Ae-Jung Chang; Gunsalus, Robert / Career Development Quarterly Self-efficacy is derived from the general self-efficacy theory of Bandura (1982, 1997) and refers to the degree to which a person feels he or she can be successful at engaging in a behavior in a variety of contexts. Relations among temptations, self-efficacy, and physical activity by Nigg, Claudio R.; McCurdy, Dana K.; McGee, Kelly A.; Motl, Rob W.; Paxton, Raheem J.; Horwath, Carol / International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology			self-care: dressing self-care: eating self-care: hygiene self-care: instrumental activities of daily living self-care: nonparenteral medication self-care: oral hygiene self-care: parenteral medication self-care: toileting self-catheterization self-colored self-concept self-confrontation self-conscious self-contained cleaning system self-control self-cure self-curing resin self-defeating personality disorder self-destructive behavior self-diagnosis self-differentiation self-directed imagery self-direction of care self-disclosure self-effacement self-efficacy self-efficacy enhancement self-esteem self-esteem 1 self-esteem 2 self-esteem enhancement self-examination self-feeder self-fulfilling prophecy self-funding self-healing qi gong movement exercises self-healing squamous epithelioma self-help group self-history self-hypnosis self-hypnosis facilitation self-ideal self-identity self-image self-injury self-insurance self-insured self-limited self-limited disease self-love self-management approach			Self-documenting Self-documenting code self-doubt self-doubt self-doubting self-doubting Self-Drilling, Self-Tapping self-drive self-drive hire Self-Driven Particle Model Self-driving car Self-driving car Self-Dual Additive Code Self-Dual Binary Self-dual code self-dual switching function self-dumping cage self-dumping car self-educated self-educated self-education self-education self-effacement self-effacement self-effacement self-effacing self-effacing self-effacing self-effacingly self-effacingly self-efficacy self-efficacy enhancement Self-Efficacy for Science self-elected Self-elective Self-Electro-optical Effect Device self-elevating floating drilling rig Self-Elevating Workover Platform self-employed self-employed self-employed Self-Employed Arts-Related Contractors for Hire Self-Employed Borrower Self-Employed Contributions Act Self-Employed Contributions Act Self-Employed Contributions Act of 1954 Self-Employed Homeowner Mortgage Self-employed income Self-Employed Incomes Self-Employed Individual Retirement Account Self-Employed Individual Retirement Accounts Self-Employed Individuals Self-Employed IRA Self-Employed IRAs self-employed person self-employed person Self-Employed Professional Self-Employed Retirement Plan Self-Employed Retirement Plan Self-Employed Retirement Plan Self-Employed Retirement Plans

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