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L'auto-efficacité technologique (AET) («Te … L'auto-efficacité technologique (AET) («Technological self-efficacy» (TSE) en anglais ) est « la croyance en la capacité d'une personne d'accomplir avec succès une nouvelle tâche technologiquement sophistiquée ». Il s'agit d'une application spécifique du concept plus large et plus général d'auto-efficacité, qui se définit comme la croyance en sa capacité d'entreprendre des actions spécifiques qui donnent les résultats souhaités. L'auto-efficacité ne se concentre pas sur les compétences que l'on possède, mais sur le jugement qu'il peut faire avec ses compétences. Traditionnellement, une caractéristique distinctive de l'auto-efficacité est sa spécificité dans le domaine.cacité est sa spécificité dans le domaine.
, Technological self-efficacy (TSE) is "the … Technological self-efficacy (TSE) is "the belief in one's ability to successfully perform a technologically sophisticated new task". TSE does not highlight specific technological tasks; instead it is purposely vague. This is a specific application of the broader and more general construct of self-efficacy, which is defined as the belief in one's ability to engage in specific actions that result in desired outcomes. Self efficacy does not focus on the skills one has, but rather the judgments of what one can do with his or her skills. Traditionally, a distinguishing feature of self efficacy is its domain-specificity. In other words, judgments are limited to certain types of performances as compared to an overall evaluation of his or her potential. Typically, these constructs refer to specific types of technology; for example, computer self-efficacy, or internet self-efficacy and information technology self-efficacy. In order to organize this literature, technology specific self-efficacies (e.g., computer and internet) that technology specific self-efficacies can be considered sub-dimensions under the larger construct of technological self-efficacy. construct of technological self-efficacy.
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L'auto-efficacité technologique (AET) («Te … L'auto-efficacité technologique (AET) («Technological self-efficacy» (TSE) en anglais ) est « la croyance en la capacité d'une personne d'accomplir avec succès une nouvelle tâche technologiquement sophistiquée ». Il s'agit d'une application spécifique du concept plus large et plus général d'auto-efficacité, qui se définit comme la croyance en sa capacité d'entreprendre des actions spécifiques qui donnent les résultats souhaités. L'auto-efficacité ne se concentre pas sur les compétences que l'on possède, mais sur le jugement qu'il peut faire avec ses compétences. Traditionnellement, une caractéristique distinctive de l'auto-efficacité est sa spécificité dans le domaine.cacité est sa spécificité dans le domaine.
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