In modifying faulty self-efficacy beliefs, a social cognitive career counselor may assist their client to __________ and ____________.

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A social cognitive career counselor may assist their client in modifying a faulty self-efficacy belief by helping them develop new performance beliefs and reanalyze past experiences that have led to the faulty beliefs they hold. An example may be a person who believes they cannot learn to use a computer based on a past experience. A counselor may enroll them in a basic computer class and as the person learns computer skills, they also develop new performance beliefs about the computer and can then reanalyze the faulty belief that they could not have a career that had anything to do with computers.

In Modifying Faulty Self-Efficacy Beliefs, a Social Cognitive Career Counselor