Which audience comment best demonstrates self-efficacy?
a. "I believe I can learn to do this."
b. "I think the nurse is a real expert in this stuff."
c. "Those computer graphics really make it clear how people can do this."
d. "Wow. The nurse really expects us to do this."
ANS: A
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