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Dina K. Kirnarskaya (Moscow) — Doctor of Art, Professor, Vice-Rectorof the Russian Gnesins Academy of Music.
Е-mail: kirnarskiy@gmail.com
Continuation of the publication of the article devoted to the concept of self-efficacy,a relatively new term for psychological science that has emerged in scholarly literaturesince mid-90-s (first part in № 2, 2018, p. 4–15).
Keywords: self-efficacy, success, performance, musical education, musicalcareer, Joshua Bell, Isabel Leonard, Stephen Hoff.
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