Self-Efficacy
activities involving strength and stamina, people judge their fatigue, aches and pains as signs of ... performance. Those who doubt their efficacy, visualize failure scenarios and dwell on the many things that can go wrong. ... There are three different forms of cognitive motivators around which different theories have been built. They include ...
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