Self-efficacy and the Four ID Competencies
The late renowned social psychologist Albert Bandura (https://albertbandura.com/albert-bandura-self-efficacy.html) developed the concept of self-efficacy in his research, which he described as:
Self-efficacy is your belief in your abilities as related to dealing with various situations. These situations can be old, new, easy, or difficult. It can impact not only how you feel about yourself, but also how successful you might be at a given endeavor. A high level of self-efficacy has been linked to protecting ourselves against psychological stress, and even to a greater innovation. This interesting research can be found at can be found at https://bit.ly/3ZSpamD.
In the Appendices section of this book, Appendix 6 and 7 are helpful tools for both gauging and improving...
