alleryWhat does self-efficacy mean in goal-setting theory?
AFollowing orders exactly
BWanting external prizes
CFear of public failure
DBelief one can succeed
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Belief one can succeed
1. Self-efficacy is belief in oneself.
2. It is a belief in one's ability to succeed.
3. This belief helps people persevere through obstacles.
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