In modifying faulty self-efficacy beliefs, a social cognitive career counselor may assist their client to __________ and ____________.

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A social cognitive career counselor may assist their client in modifying faulty self-efficacy belief by helping them develop new performance beliefs and reanalyze past experiences that have lead to the faulty beliefs they hold. An example may be a person who believes they cannot learn to use a computer based on a past experience. A counselor may enroll them in a basic computer class and as the person learns computer skills, they also develop new performance beliefs about the computer and can then reanalyze the belief that they cannot have a career that has anything to do with computers.

In Modifying Faulty Self-Efficacy Beliefs, a Social Cognitive Career Counselor