According to Bandura,
A) self-efficacy is an undifferentiated feeling of confidence in one's ability to perform a task.
B) self-efficacy is not an undifferentiated feeling of confidence in one's ability to perform a task.
C) self-efficacy is not a theory in which he believes.
D) self-efficacy is only relative to assembly-line situations.
E) self-efficacy is only relative to administrative tasks.

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According to Bandura, self-efficacy is not an undifferentiated feeling of confidence in one's ability to perform a task. Instead, it is a belief in one's capability to execute specific actions to achieve a desired outcome in a particular context. It is task-specific and can vary across different situations and tasks.