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Albert Bandura places great emphasis on the concept of Self-Efficacy. It relates to an
individual’s faith and confidence in their ability to perform some tasks successfully.
Which one of the following scenarios is the correct example of this term?
- Harjot applies for the post of Captain of her House in her school. She thinks that she is capable despite her inability to organise and lead the team.
- Zara participates in a singing competition. She believes that she deserves to win even though some have performed better than her.
- David is demoralised as he performs poorly in a Computer Science examination. He thought that he had studied well and was sure that he would secure a rank in it.
- Kanak believes that he can finish the project well within a tight timeline. He has done similar projects earlier despite the paucity of time.
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