Since the intervention provided a "tool" for performing functional assessments, this might have increased the GPs' mastering beliefs.
Self-efficacy (mastering beliefs) was measured since it might influence the initial decision to perform behaviours, the effort expended, and the length of time the individual will persist in the face of obstacles and aversive experiences [ 15].
We sit in big, multibalconied rooms, brightly lit, in expectation of magic," Kirstein wrote in "A Ballet Master's Belief," an elegy for Balanchine published the year after his death, in which God and angels and "de-selfed communion" supersede the barre, the formal vocabulary of dance, and even the body.
Mr. Niemeyer, one of several draftsmen assigned to the project, absorbed Le Corbusier's vision of a modern world shaped by the myth of the machine, and drew on the master's belief in an architecture of abstract forms enlivened by a sensitive use of light and air.
In the above clip from "Oprah's Master Class: Belief Special," Angelou recalls the call she received urging her to travel from North Carolina to her hometown of San Francisco due to her mother's rapidly declining health.
W Rooney Dear Mr Rooney Like most great masters, self-belief has been the key to your success.
This text gives insight into the Celestial Masters' physiological beliefs, meditation practices and rituals.
The American Spectator's Quin Hillyer calls it "the fallacy of the master debater" — the belief that elections turn on dramatic rhetorical confrontations, in which the smarter and better-spoken candidate exposes his rival as a tongue-tied boob.
In fact, we live in a culture that encourages you to focus on the tangible elements of the big day, helping your daughter plan the "perfect" wedding with the illusory belief that mastering the right details will lead to a meaningful and joyous occasion.
This recovery was accompanied by a new understanding of man's ability to master nature and by a belief in his rational capacity to set his own moral course.
