Seeing other people fail at some activity:
A) can increase self-efficacy.
B) can lower self-efficacy.
C) affects self-efficacy only in children.
D) affects self-efficacy only in adults.

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Seeing other people fail at some activity can lower self-efficacy because it can create feelings of doubt and uncertainty about one's own ability to succeed in that activity. This is true for both children and adults.

Seeing Other People Fail at Some Activity