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Relational Models Theory

Relational Models Theory Definition The relational models theory describes the four fundamental forms of social relationships: communal sharing, authority ranking, equality matching, and market pricing. People in communal sharing relationships feel that they have something essential in common, whereas outsiders are different. Participants in an authority ranking relationship see themselves as ordered in a legitimate

Relational Efficacy Beliefs In Coach–Athlete Relations

Despite  the  proliferation  of  self-efficacy  research that has occurred over the past 40 years, only relatively  recently  (i.e.,  over  the  last  decade  or  so) have  investigators  turned  their  attention  to  the additional  efficacy  beliefs  that  are  formed  specifically  within  relational  contexts.  The  tripartite efficacy  model  provides  a  conceptual  framework for  the  investigation  of  this  issue 

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