Jim perceives that his new assistant is well-trained and knowledgeable, but she has little confidence in her abilities. he makes a point of telling her frequently that he is impressed with her skills and is convinced that she's going to excel in her job. according to self-efficacy theory, which method of increasing his assistant's self-efficacy is jim using?

The answer is verbal persuasion.

Explanation:

Verbual persuasion refers to using words to motivate someone to perform a task (or improve on it).

Research has shown verbal persuasion to affect self-efficacy in a number of ways. An experiment found that verbal persuasion influences people in task choice; this means they are more likely to choose challenging activities instead of easier ones.

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