… Studies that have examined this decision-making process in exercise have found that the …
specific selfefficacy, the perceived costs (cons) and benefits (pros) of exercising, and self-…

… in making career decisions. Determining the extent to which expectations of self-efficacy are
related to effective decision making is … in the application of self-efficacy theory to the CDM …

… one's decision-making self-efficacy in that context linked to TTF decisions? The purpose of
this study was to examine the role of the TTF heuristic and self-efficacy in decision-making on …

… between decision-making self-efficacy and task self-efficacy and subsequent decision-making …
The decision-making task required participants to watch video scenes depicting different …

… Low selfefficacy expectations regarding a specific task or … behaviors, whereas high self-efficacy
expectations regarding a … ’s self-efficacy theory to the career decision-making domain is …

… The aim of the study was to investigate the relationship between decision making styles,
self-esteem and self-beliefs about decision- making ability and the differences linked to …

This investigation examined self-reliance and work preference variables as theoretical
factors in career decision-making self-efficacy. As expected, each variable was significantly …

Exercise has important health benefits, but a large proportion of the population is physically
inactive. We examined the prevalence of stages of readiness to exercise and their …

… , namely selfefficacy, decision making, and debate. Several previous studies have used
the same variables, namely the ability to debate, selfefficacy and decision making (Altunkaya, …

… between decision-making self-efficacy and the decision-making styles. The present study
tested the hypothesis that decision-making style and decision-making self-efficacy vary based …