According to Bandura,collective efficacy
A)springs from a collective mind.
B)stems from the personal efficacy of many people working together.
C)is more likely than personal efficacy to help a person quit smoking.
D)is opposed to personal efficacy in Bandura's theory.

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Bandura defines collective efficacy as the belief shared among members of a group that they can successfully execute actions necessary to achieve a common goal. It stems from the personal efficacy of many people working together towards a common goal, rather than being a separate concept opposed to personal efficacy. Research has shown that collective efficacy can be a more powerful predictor of behavior change than personal efficacy alone.

According to Bandura,collective Efficacy