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Self Efficacy
Described as "person's judgement of their capabilities to organise & execute courses of action required to attain designated types of performances." (Bandura, 1986)
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Outcome Expectations
3 types
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In making judgement, individuals
combine
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outcome expectation
"If I do this activity, what can happen"
Contextual
Factors
Individuals interact with others and many factors affect their self-efficacy, outcome expectation and goal.
2 types
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Contextual influences proximal to choice behaviour
š current role model in specific occupation
š financial support for education
š can either support individuals' choice or may be a barrier to achieving one's career objective
Goal Selection
Individuals do not always just respond to the environment, but they set goals that help them organise their behaviour & guide their action over time.
Goal : "How well do I want to do this"
Outcome Expectation : "If I try doing this, what will happen ?"
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Goal, outcome expectation and self-efficacy are all related to and affect each other in a variety of ways.
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