Furthermore, the Setting Self-efficacy subscale (14 items) of the Problem Setting and Behavior Checklist (PSBC), measuring the confidence of the primary caretaker in mastering problem situations [ 28], and the Parental Sense of Competence scale (PSOC), 16 items measuring the competence of the parent [ 29] will be used.
Nursing students' competence has been found inadequate in mastering of pharmacotherapy regulations and prescriptions, pharmacology, medical calculations, fractional and decimal numbers, and mathematics on the whole.
While both constructs aim at the belief in one's ability to master a certain task, perceived competence in SDT stresses the personal meaningfulness and importance of a task from which a person's need satisfaction depends on [ 30].
The master regulator of natural competence in B. subtilis is ComK [7], [8].
It results from our competence in being members of a historical culture that we have mastered to a great extent in growing up into a shared world.
The program for an engineer's degree requires more advanced and broader competence in engineering and science subjects than for the master's degree, but with less emphasis on original research than a doctoral program.
With the faculty modeled more or less on the guilds, the student served a long apprenticeship, established his competence in stages, and eventually after a public examination was named a master and then gave his inaugural lecture.
Demonstrable competence in relevant areas?
Numerical competence in infants.
F.D.R. and Truman intuited the importance of competence not competence as such, but competence in appearance.
