"Academic research that includes most dictionaries defines self-belief as having a positive attitude, personal confidence and a willingness to engage. Self-efficacy involves an individual having the belief and self-confidence in their ability to succeed at tasks. Self-esteem is about having a favorable self-impression and self-respect. In relation to opinion, an opinion is a personal point of view that is not necessarily based on fact or knowledge."
"he focuses on three major person-centred principles, which are as follows: (1) Personal choice, (2) Personal responsibility, and (3) Personal transformation. In addition to the three person-centred principles of Choice Theory, Glasser (1999) also identifies the following three associated values: (1) All we do is behave, (2) All behavior is chosen, and (3) We are driven by our genes to satisfy five accompanying basic needs."
Self-belief comprises a positive attitude, personal confidence and a willingness to engage. Self-efficacy is the belief and self-confidence in one's ability to succeed at tasks. Self-esteem reflects a favorable self-impression and self-respect. Opinion denotes a personal point of view not necessarily based on fact. Intrinsic personal attitude primarily influences thoughts, emotions, behaviors, choices and achievements. Individuals are accountable for their own thoughts, attitudes, actions and behavior. A choice-based theory emphasizes three person-centred principles: personal choice, personal responsibility and personal transformation. Core values assert that all behavior is chosen, all actions are behavior, and genes drive satisfaction of five basic needs: survival, love and belonging, power, freedom and fun.
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