Which trait is described as confidence in the ability to cope with the demands of your job?

Which trait is described as confidence in the ability to cope with the demands of your job?

• A. General self-efficacy
• B. Conscientiousness
• C. Extraversion
• D. Motivation

Answer: (A)

Self-efficacy is the belief in your own ability to perform tasks and handle challenges. When the statement talks about confidence in your capacity to cope with the demands of your job, it points to general self-efficacy—the overall sense that you can manage work tasks, persevere through difficulties, and adapt to pressure. This belief shapes how you approach work, how much effort you invest, and how you recover from setbacks. Conscientiousness describes being organized and reliable, extraversion describes sociability and energy in social situations, and motivation is about the drive to act; none of these specifically capture the broad confidence in one's capability to meet job demands.

Self-efficacy is the belief in your own ability to perform tasks and handle challenges. When the statement talks about confidence in your capacity to cope with the demands of your job, it points to general self-efficacy—the overall sense that you can manage work tasks, persevere through difficulties, and adapt to pressure. This belief shapes how you approach work, how much effort you invest, and how you recover from setbacks. Conscientiousness describes being organized and reliable, extraversion describes sociability and energy in social situations, and motivation is about the drive to act; none of these specifically capture the broad confidence in one's capability to meet job demands.