She reaches out to others who feel isolated because of their cultural background, race, or gender, striving to instill in them a sense of mastery and confidence.
The method provides increasingly realistic pre-exposure to stress through training simulation; through successive approximations, the learner builds a sense of positive expectancy and outcome and a greater sense of mastery and confidence.
"A student who starts as a chemistry major and whose preparation puts her roughly in the middle of her class will probably do fine and will gain a greater sense of mastery and confidence with each passing semester.
It's in that moment of discovery and delight that we can truly see human potential that then can lead to mastery and confidence beyond what we previously thought possible.
When we turn to Austen — and above all, to "Pride and Prejudice" — the qualities that come to mind are confidence, mastery, serenity, and tact.
Self-efficacy, which includes task mastery, refers to confidence that one can perform a specified behavior.
He conducted here from memory, conveying utter confidence and mastery for the duration of the 73-minute performance.
Because, to my eyes and ears, both live performances show her at her absolute peak of power, confidence, relaxed mastery and, of course, physical beauty.
Last week, that world centered on solving the Jets' protection problems, on executing plays with confidence and mastery, on prepping Sanchez for Buffalo in the most important game of the season.
The White Ribbon has an absolute confidence and mastery of its own cinematic language, and the performances Haneke elicits from his first-rate cast, particularly the children, are eerily perfect.
