Bandura's self-efficacy theory posits that people are likely to engage in activities to the extent that they perceive themselves to be competent at those activities [ 48].
Training used competency-based methods, and all providers were competent at the conclusion of the training, as measured by objective skill assessment tools.
Textual evidence points to the availability of two string players who were competent at the violin, viol, and lute.
Two of the three rivals are above us in the rankings and have always been competent at the first level.
Similar considerations can be extended to people who are competent at the time of enrolment in the research protocol but lose their capacity during the trial.
The time required to elapse between the initial request and the granting of the assistance will depend on the time required to ensure that the person's request is voluntary and informed and that the individual is competent (or was competent at the time of making an advance directive).
Would home schooling, private tutoring, or a break from the subject (replacing it with something the child is competent at) the right move?
q: From a user perspective, will gTar players be competent at playing the guitar or is this a way for people to fulfill a guitar fantasy?
Given these inadequacies in training, it may be unrealistic to expect staff to be competent at using the partograph.
At a workshop in Santa Fe, N.M., Mr. Johnson learned of three steps for becoming a successful artist, ascribed to Horton Foote: Be competent at your medium, understand the history of your medium and come from a place.
The high precision double ball gauge and laser interferometer are mainly used to detect the dynamic geometric error of the machine tool, and they can also be competent at thermal error detecting.
