A study of relation between Self-Efficacy and Academic Achievement Usha Rani
Keywords:
Self-Efficacy, AcademicAbstract
In all stages of school, academic performance and excellent grades are among the most important objectives, with favourable effects for both learners and educational institutions. Researchers and educational psychologists have long sought to understand what elements contribute to a student's academic achievement, and medical schools are no exception. As a result, academic emotions, learning tactics, and motivation have all been studied in depth by psychologists.
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