Aim of the study is to present six new scales aimed to measure self- and collective efficacy beliefs in three sports: basket, soccer, and athletics. A large group of basket and soccer players, and athletes filled in the new scales measuring seven dimensions of personal efficacy and four dimensions of collective efficacy; questionnaires measuring motivational orientation and team cohesion were also administered. Results demonstrated the good psychometric properties of the scales as well as significant differences due to sex and seniority. Furthermore, athletes’ self-efficacy beliefs positively correlated with achievement motivation, whereas their collective efficacy beliefs were associated with team cohesion
Abstract Collective efficacy, defined as a group’s shared belief about its conjoint capability to or...
This study examined the relationship between team-referent attributions, team performance, and colle...
Collective efficacy can be defined as a group’s shared confidence that they will successfully achiev...
Background: It is important that psychological structures have an impact on athlete performance, suc...
The present study represents the development of the General Sports Self-Efficacy Scale. Based on Ban...
The study aims to verify the structural validity of a short self-efficacy scale (13 items) in elite ...
Although collective efficacy has been demonstrated to be an important precursor of team performance,...
The self-efficacy construct is one of the most influential psychological constructs thought to affec...
The Purpose of the study is to determine whether there is a meaningful difference between the self-e...
Self–efficacy is defined as belief in one’s capabilities to organize and execute the courses of acti...
The present study explored possible mechanisms underlying the generalization of self-efficacy belief...
Collective efficacy can be defined as a group’s shared confidence that they will successfully achiev...
Background: Current research has demonstrated a consistent and positive relationship between collect...
AbstractThe purpose of this research is evaluate of self-efficacy and collective efficacy beliefs in...
BACKGROUND The relationship between perceived motivational climate and athletes' well-being may dep...
Abstract Collective efficacy, defined as a group’s shared belief about its conjoint capability to or...
This study examined the relationship between team-referent attributions, team performance, and colle...
Collective efficacy can be defined as a group’s shared confidence that they will successfully achiev...
Background: It is important that psychological structures have an impact on athlete performance, suc...
The present study represents the development of the General Sports Self-Efficacy Scale. Based on Ban...
The study aims to verify the structural validity of a short self-efficacy scale (13 items) in elite ...
Although collective efficacy has been demonstrated to be an important precursor of team performance,...
The self-efficacy construct is one of the most influential psychological constructs thought to affec...
The Purpose of the study is to determine whether there is a meaningful difference between the self-e...
Self–efficacy is defined as belief in one’s capabilities to organize and execute the courses of acti...
The present study explored possible mechanisms underlying the generalization of self-efficacy belief...
Collective efficacy can be defined as a group’s shared confidence that they will successfully achiev...
Background: Current research has demonstrated a consistent and positive relationship between collect...
AbstractThe purpose of this research is evaluate of self-efficacy and collective efficacy beliefs in...
BACKGROUND The relationship between perceived motivational climate and athletes' well-being may dep...
Abstract Collective efficacy, defined as a group’s shared belief about its conjoint capability to or...
This study examined the relationship between team-referent attributions, team performance, and colle...
Collective efficacy can be defined as a group’s shared confidence that they will successfully achiev...