Sentence examples for efficacy literature from inspiring English sources

Findings of this effectiveness study compared favorably with efficacy literature on MI training.

Findings are congruent with self-efficacy literature and constructivist approaches to learning.

Defending this proposition is the responsibility of the researcher, using self-efficacy literature as well as a thorough psychometric investigation of the data and providing supporting evidence for the validity of the claims made.

The model is developed from social cognitive theory and GTA teaching literature, with support from the K 12 teaching self-efficacy literature.

24 This finding is consistent with the self-efficacy literature which describes self-efficacy as a construct that encompasses motivation, adjustment and interest.

One possible explanation emerges from self-efficacy literature, specifically, the role of vicarious experiences in shaping student's beliefs regarding self-efficacy.

Importantly, however, confidence was fragile and participants valued feedback mechanisms that maintained confidence in a way that is reminiscent of the self-efficacy literature's demonstration of the value of positive feedback (Bandura 1997; Teunissen et al. 2007).

The administration of George W. Bush made the policy more aggressive, pressuring United Nations agencies to retract their support for needle exchange and excise statements about its efficacy from their literature.

We evaluate existing restoration models and their performance in an attempt to verify their performance and efficacy based on literature.

Although multiple clinical trials demonstrate its efficacy, no previous literature explores the potential impact the stimulator has on swallowing and voice.

We appreciate the ambiguity of the term "efficacy" in the literature and we thank the reviewers for highlighting it here.