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Self Confidence: Intrapersonal Strategies
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2000This paper explains why people value self-confidence, and how this concern shapes their informational strategies and intertemporal decisions. The theory has applications in areas as diverse as labour supply, savings and investment, or education and career decisions.
Bénabou, Roland, Tirole, Jean
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Self-Confidence and Gender Gaps in Political Interest, Attention, and Efficacy
Journal of Politics, 2020Compared to men, women are less interested in politics, less likely to follow current events, and more pessimistic about their abilities to be influential in politics. I explore the origins of these gender gaps.
Jennifer Wolak
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Consensus reaching in social network DeGroot Model: The roles of the Self-confidence and node degree
Information Sciences, 2019In this paper, we investigate how the agent's self-confidence level and the node degree influence the consensus opinion formation and the consensus convergence speed in the social network DeGroot model.
Zhaogang Ding, Xia Chen, Yucheng Dong
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Information Fusion, 2019
With the development of intelligent decision-making, one kind of decision modes involves a large number of decision-makers (DMs), which is called large scale group decision making (LSGDM).
Xia Liu, Yejun Xu, F. Herrera
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With the development of intelligent decision-making, one kind of decision modes involves a large number of decision-makers (DMs), which is called large scale group decision making (LSGDM).
Xia Liu, Yejun Xu, F. Herrera
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Nurse Education Today, 2019
BACKGROUND Research on simulation in nursing education has demonstrated the positive impact active, experiential learning has on student satisfaction, self-confidence, and knowledge.
Elizabeth K Herron +3 more
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BACKGROUND Research on simulation in nursing education has demonstrated the positive impact active, experiential learning has on student satisfaction, self-confidence, and knowledge.
Elizabeth K Herron +3 more
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International Journal of Nursing Studies, 2022
George Oliveira Silva +7 more
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George Oliveira Silva +7 more
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1996
Abstract Most of us understand how a married person might come to recognize that she and her husband have grown apart, or not grown together, despite their good intentions and the seriousness with which they took their vows. And we understand how the situation might be experienced as sufficiently intolerable-for any variety of reasons ...
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Abstract Most of us understand how a married person might come to recognize that she and her husband have grown apart, or not grown together, despite their good intentions and the seriousness with which they took their vows. And we understand how the situation might be experienced as sufficiently intolerable-for any variety of reasons ...
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IEEE transactions on fuzzy systems, 2019
Comparative linguistic expression preference relations (CLEPRs) are an effective tool to represent uncertain opinions of decision makers in group decision making (GDM). Nevertheless, multiple self-confidence levels are not considered by existing research
Hengjie Zhang +3 more
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Comparative linguistic expression preference relations (CLEPRs) are an effective tool to represent uncertain opinions of decision makers in group decision making (GDM). Nevertheless, multiple self-confidence levels are not considered by existing research
Hengjie Zhang +3 more
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Science, 2009
Brains alone don't make a star student. Motivation and self-confidence—what some psychologists call “self-perceived abilities” (SPAs)—are important, too. Now, psychologists report that not only IQ but SPAs as well are strongly influenced by genes.
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Brains alone don't make a star student. Motivation and self-confidence—what some psychologists call “self-perceived abilities” (SPAs)—are important, too. Now, psychologists report that not only IQ but SPAs as well are strongly influenced by genes.
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