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Modeling Galatea : boosting self-efficacy to increase volunteering

The Galatea effect is a boost in performance caused by raising workers' self-expectations. Hypothesizing that self-efficacy is central to one's expectations for success and motivation to perform, we used vicarious experience and verbal persuasion to strengthen the self-efficacy of candidates and to increase the rate of volunteering for special-forces service.

Dov Eden | D. Eden | Joseph Kinnar | Joseph Kinnar

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