A study of Self Efficacy among Teachers and Doctors of Kashmir

Abstract

The present study was undertaken to explore the level of self efficacy among teachers and doctors of district Pulwama.  A sample of 60 doctors and 60 teachers has been selected randomly, occupational self efficacy scale of S.Pethe, S. Chaudhari and Upinder Dhar have been used. Going through statistical technique mean, S.D, t-test, the results reveal that 23.3% doctors have high occupational self efficacy, 60% have moderate, and 16%have low occupational self efficacy while 30% of teachers have high occupational self efficacy, 56% have moderate and 13.3% have low occupational self efficacy. No significant difference has been found in self efficacy of male and female teachers and doctors.  Doctors differ significantly from teachers on occupational self efficacy.