According to Bandura ______________ do not (or does not) add much to efficacy expectancies when predicting human actions.

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Outcome expectancies do not add much to efficacy expectancies according to Bandura, because it's the belief in one's own ability (self-efficacy) that primarily influences whether they will attempt a task or challenge, rather than the belief in what the outcomes of those actions will be.

According to Bandura ______________ Do Not (Or Does Not) Add