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The Positive Effect of Studying Abroad on Student’s Competence
A new research explains the effects of studying abroad to a student's self-efficacy. Self-efficacy or personal efficacy is the strength of a person's belief when it comes to his or her own ability to complete their task and reach goals, and according to a new research, students who study abroad are known to have higher levels of self-efficacy.
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