Little is known about the relationship between self-efficacy beliefs and social-emotional
competence in ethnic minority middle school girls. These children face a number of challenges
related to their minority status, peer relationships, school transition, and entry into adolescence.
School psychologists have attempted to increase the chances of success among this population
by trying to build their resilience. Unfortunately, there is little prior research on the relationship
between protective factors such as self-efficacy, optimism, social skills, and pro-social classroom
behaviors for this unique population.
Little is known about the relationship between self-efficacy beliefs and social-emotionalcompetence in ethnic minority middle school girls. These children face a number of challengesrelated to their minority status, peer relationships, school transition, and entry into adolescence.School psychologists have attempted to increase the chances of success among this populationby trying to build their resilience. Unfortunately, there is little prior research on the relationshipbetween protective factors such as self-efficacy, optimism, social skills, and pro-social classroombehaviors for this unique population.
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