You are demonstrating a sense of self-efficacy when you believe you are

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Self-efficacy refers to the belief in one's ability to control and influence their circumstances. The belief that one is always right (A) or more gifted than others (C) may indicate a sense of superiority or arrogance, rather than a sense of self-efficacy. Believing that one is a good person (B) may be important for self-esteem but does not necessarily indicate a sense of control over one's circumstances.

You Are Demonstrating a Sense of Self-Efficacy When You Believe