Belief in your ability to complete a task is known as ________.
A) drive
B) self-efficacy
C) self-actualization
D) rootedness
E) self-motivation

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A)Self-efficacy embodies your belief in your ability to complete a task. Self-efficacy can be increased by gaining experience, mimicking successful role models, getting encouragement from others, and sometimes even "psyching yourself up."
B)Self-efficacy embodies your belief in your ability to complete a task. Self-efficacy can be increased by gaining experience, mimicking successful role models, getting encouragement from others, and sometimes even "psyching yourself up."
C)Self-efficacy embodies your belief in your ability to complete a task. Self-efficacy can be increased by gaining experience, mimicking successful role models, getting encouragement from others, and sometimes even "psyching yourself up."
D)Self-efficacy embodies your belief in your ability to complete a task. Self-efficacy can be increased by gaining experience, mimicking successful role models, getting encouragement from others, and sometimes even "psyching yourself up."
E)Self-efficacy embodies your belief in your ability to complete a task. Self-efficacy can be increased by gaining experience, mimicking successful role models, getting encouragement from others, and sometimes even "psyching yourself up."

Belief in Your Ability to Complete a Task Is Known