2022
DOI: 10.35826/ijoecc.561
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Examination of Self-Efficacy Levels of Individuals With Different Sports Branche

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“…(Table 7). Sabah (2022) reported no significant difference between the athlete's self-efficacy scale and the sub-dimension total scores of athletes interested in individual and team sports. Doğaner et al (2020) stated that they did not detect a significant difference between the general self-efficacy perceptions of the athletes who do individual sports.…”
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“…(Table 7). Sabah (2022) reported no significant difference between the athlete's self-efficacy scale and the sub-dimension total scores of athletes interested in individual and team sports. Doğaner et al (2020) stated that they did not detect a significant difference between the general self-efficacy perceptions of the athletes who do individual sports.…”
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confidence: 83%
“…Aypay (2010) states that the general self-efficacy of university students differs significantly according to the age variable, and students between the ages of 21-30 have higher general self-efficacy scores than students between the ages of 17-20. Sabah (2022) states in her study that no significant difference could be found between the athletes' self-efficacy scale total scores and subdimension total scores according to the classes they studied. Uysal and Köseman (2013) stated that the general self-efficacy beliefs of teacher candidates did not differ significantly according to the grade, but in terms of the mean score, the teacher candidates in the IV.…”
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