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Associations between future orientation and motivated learning: the roles of AI self-efficacy and intrinsic motivation among Chinese university students. [PDF]

Front Psychiatry
Luo Y, Chen J, Li H, Zhang R.
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The implications of Paulo Freire's critical aesthetics for individual mental health. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Chen MK, Shih YH.
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The impact of election outcome on internal political efficacy: The role of contextual factors [PDF]

Electoral Studies, 2021
Abstract Many studies have investigated the consequences of election outcome for one of the important public attitudes, political efficacy. The effect of election outcome on external efficacy has been confirmed by most previous studies, whereas the effect on internal efficacy is not clear-cut.
Taehee Kim
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Deliberation, Democratic Decision-Making and Internal Political Efficacy

Political Behavior, 2005
Empirical research into the possible positive consequences of deliberation increasingly reveals that there is a complex relationship between deliberation and its effects on citizens. In this experimental study I examine the relationship between internal political efficacy and one type of deliberation: deliberative decision-making.
Michael E Morrell
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Antecedents of internal political efficacy incidental news exposure online and the mediating role of political discussion

Politics, 2017
Internal political efficacy has long been associated with news use and political discussion. Yet, as more people are inadvertently exposed to news and political discussion online, it remains unclear whether incidental news exposure also has a discursive effect on political efficacy.
Ardévol-Abreu, Alberto, Diehl, Trevor, Gil de Zuniga, Homero   +2 more
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The Efficacy Gap: Resentment and its Impact on External and Internal Political Efficacy

Political Research Quarterly
Political efficacy—the belief in one’s ability to influence political outcomes—is an impactful predictor of support for democracy and political participation. However, the increasing rise of resentment politics—the belief that some groups are getting more than their fair share—may have dramatic consequences on citizens’ efficacy ...
Nicole Kalaf-Hughes, Debra Leiter
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Survey and Experimental Evidence for a Reliable and Valid Measure of Internal Political Efficacy

Public Opinion Quarterly, 2003
In the study of political attitudes, political efficacy has been one of the most continuously examined constructs since researchers first introduced it in the 1950s. Campbell, Gurin, and Miller defined efficacy as the "feeling that individual political action does have, or can have, an impact upon the political process, that is, that it is worthwhile ...
Michael E Morrell
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The Participatory Consequences of Internal and External Political Efficacy: A Research Note

The Western Political Quarterly, 1983
GOOD DEAL of scholarly attention has been paid in recent years to the increasing disaffection of the American electorate. Much of this concern has centered on the sources and meaning of political discontent, such as the erosion of political trust. Some have interpreted this trend as transient dissatisfaction (Citrin 1974); others have been considerably
Pollock, Philip H.
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Internal, External, and Government Political Efficacy: Effects on News Use, Discussion, and Political Participation

Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, 2017
News use and political discussion are often studied as important factors in understanding the effects of political efficacy on participation. However, measurements of external efficacy often blur distinctions between personal ability and government responsiveness.
Homero Gil de Zúñiga, Trevor Diehl, Alberto Ardévol-Abreu   +2 more
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