Sentence examples for predictors of confidence from inspiring English sources

This makes sense given that asking teachers to rate their familiarity with certain topics is more a measure of confidence than actual knowledge and can therefore be accounted for through the predictors of confidence in instruction and perceived obstacles to teaching evolution.

There was no appreciable difference between men and women in respect of the relative importance of aspects of the consultation as potential predictors of confidence and trust in their doctor.

Regression analyses were performed to identify important predictors of self-confidence in caring for people with dementia and positive attitudes towards people with dementia.

Plausible statistical predictors of GP confidence about their vitamin D knowledge were investigated (Table 2).

We used multivariate regression analyses to estimate predictors of PCP confidence with IPV.

We investigated plausible statistical predictors of (1) confidence about vitamin D knowledge and (2) the provision of 'correct' advice.

Predictors of PCP confidence in treating patients who have experienced IPV (p <.05) included hours of recent training and clinical experience with IPV.

The results revealed "contracted with the BHP" and "internal medicine physicians" were significant predictors of the confidence scale, while "contracted with the BHP" was the only significant predictor of the adherence scale.

Our findings regarding the predictors of parenting confidence and perceived sufficiency and quality of care are therefore helpful in allowing us to infer possible effects of introducing specific postnatal care recommendations where none is provided.

Indeed, Powell and colleagues [ 31] demonstrated that the number of sensitive examinations (male and/or female) performed is a predictor of student confidence.

The potentially modifiable predictors of outcome included confidence to change, social functioning and carer expressed emotion and control.