Self-Efficacy, Adaptation, and Adjustment

Introduction: Self-efficacy Theory: An Introduction; J.E. Maddux.
Applications in Clinical Psychology: Self-efficacy and Adjustment: Basic Principles and Issues; J.E. Maddux, J. Lewis. Self-efficacy and Anxiety and Phobic Disorders; S.L. Williams. Self-efficacy and Addictive Behaviors; C.C. DiClemente, et al. Self-efficacy and Depression; J.E. Maddux, L.J. Meier.
Applications in Health Psychology: Self-efficacy and Healthy Behavior: Prevention, Promotion, and Detection; J.E. Maddux, et al.
Self-efficacy and Recovery from Heart Attack: Implications for a Social-Cognitive Analysis of Exercise and Emotion; C.K. Ewart. Self-efficacy and the Physiological Stress and Response; A. O'Leary, S. Brown.
Other Applications: Self-efficacy and Career Choice and Development; G. Hackett, N. Betz. Self-efficacy and Education and Instruction; D.M. Schunk. Collective Efficacy; S. Zaccaro, et al.
Commentary: Self-efficacy and Outcome and Expectancy: A Concluding Commentary; I. Kirsch. On Rectifying Conceptual Ecumemism; A. Bandura.
Looking for Common Ground: A Comment on Kirsch and Bandura; J.E. Maddux.
Index.

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