4 Ways to Develop Self-Efficacy Beliefs
Have you ever wondered whether you have a strong self-efficacy belief or not? Or perhaps you are curious about how people develop their self-efficacy beliefs? …
Have you ever wondered whether you have a strong self-efficacy belief or not? Or perhaps you are curious about how people develop their self-efficacy beliefs? …
The belief that one can exert control over stressful events has long been known to help people cope with stress (Taylor, 2012). People like to have …
In a study by Van Mill and colleagues (2013), the authors examined the impact of sleep disturbances on the course of anxiety and depressive disorders. …
People often overestimate the intensity and duration of their emotional reactions to future events. This tendency is called the impact bias, which is just one of …
Sometimes, we prefer convention such as order, rules, and tradition. Other times, we prefer to break free from convention. Both order and disorder are present …
What is the most adaptive response when resources are scarce? Is the best response to save money for the future or to spend it for …
Are women really better ‘multitaskers’ than men? To answer this question, we need to understand what multitasking is, or the so-called simultaneous capacity.
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