Hence, communicative competence (self-assessment based on CCS - Communicative Competence Scale - Wiemann.
Mastery of work, absorption, creativity, perceived competence, self-esteem, and optimism were all consequences of inspiration, suggesting that inspiration facilitates these important psychological resources.
He said the three things children need to feel motivated at school and in other situations are competence, self-determination and a connection to others.
For women, practical Hinduism is a space where they express their competence, self-respect, and power and see themselves as protectors of husbands, brothers, and sons.
His protagonists were as likely to be oil-field workers, handymen or Texas Rangers as ranchers, and though they weren't perfect — in fact they were often hugely flawed — he always imbued them with natural competence, self-sufficiency and self-respect.
It is a framework on which supervisors can evaluate and put into perspective the constant barrage of "helpful hints" to which they are subjected, and hence serves to increase their feelings of competence, self-confidence, and autonomy.
The aim of the study was to determine the effects of a simulated communication training course on nurses' communication competence, self-efficacy, communication performance, myocardial infarction knowledge, and general satisfaction with their learning experience.
We examined the perceived task-involving motivational climates created by parents, peers, and coaches and their task goal orientation in relation to male adolescent athletes' sport competence, self-esteem and enjoyment, and ultimately, their intention to continue participating.
The attitudes of others affect agents' sense of competence, self-worth, and self-trust.
Social competence, self-esteem, and aspects of family functioning at IDDM onset and initial psychiatric status did not predict noncompliance.
