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      THE RELATION OF THE SOURCES OF EXPERIENCE AND THE PERCEPTION OF TEACHING SELF-EFFICACY OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS OF THE LICENCIATURA COURSE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION Translated title: A RELAÇÃO DAS FONTES DE EXPERIÊNCIA E A PERCEPÇÃO DA AUTO-EFICÁCIA DOCENTE DE ESTUDANTES UNIVERSITÁRIAS DO CURSO DE LICENCIATURA EM EDUCAÇÃO FÍSICA

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          ABSTRACT The objective of the study was to analyze the implications of the sources that construct the perception of self-efficacy in teaching. A total of 274 university students from two undergraduate courses in Physical Education in Southern Brazil participated in the research.The scales of teacher self-efficacy and the self-efficacy sources were applied. Multilevel regression models were used to verify the contribution of the sources of teacher self-efficacy to the perception of the university students. The results showed that the university students had high levels of self-efficacy. The sources of self-efficacy revealed that vicarious experiences had a moderate correlation with level of perception. They also showed that direct experiences contributed to the level of perception of university students with teaching experience, in upper levels of the course, and who underwent mandatory internships. This was similar to the vicarious source for those with teaching experience, as well as the source of social persuasion, which affects university students with sports and/or teaching experience. Lastly, the source of physiological states contributed to mandatory internships, teaching experience, and progression in the course. In conlcusion, the students perceive themselves as self-efficacious, the source of vicarious experience had a high perception, and other sources contributed to the teachers’ self-efficacy.

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          RESUMO O objetivo do estudo foi analisar as implicações das fontes para a construção da percepção de Autoeficácia Docente. Participaram da investigação 274 universitários de dois cursos de licenciatura em Educação Física no sul do Brasil. Aplicou-se as escalas de autoeficácia docente e fontes de autoeficácia docente. Modelos de regressão multinível foram utilizados para verificar a contribuição das fontes de autoeficácia docente na percepção de universitários. Os resultados mostraram que os universitários apresentaram nível de autoeficácia docente elevado. Sobre as fontes de autoeficácia, revelaram que a experiência vicária teve correlação moderada com o nível de percepção apresentado. Também evidenciaram que as experiências diretas contribuíram no nível de percepção dos universitários com experiência docente, com maior progressão no curso e que realizaram estágio obrigatório. Da mesma maneira, a fonte vicária contribuiu para aqueles com experiência docente. De forma semelhante, a fonte de persuasão social, afetando os universitários com experiência esportiva e ou docente. Por fim, a fonte de estados fisiológicos afetou os universitários nas variáveis estágios obrigatórios, experiência docente e progressão no curso. Conclui-se que os universitários percebem-se autoeficazes, que as fontes de experiência vicária proporcionaram uma percepção elevada e que as demais fontes contribuíram para a autoeficácia docente.

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              When we seek to explain the characteristics of living systems in their evolutionary context, we are often interested in understanding how and why certain properties arose through evolution, and how these properties then affected the continuing evolutionary process. This endeavor has been assisted by the use of simple computational models that have properties characteristic of natural living systems but allow simulations over evolutionary timescales with full transparency. We examine a model of the evolution of a gene under selective pressure to code for a protein that exists in a prespecified folded state at a given growth temperature. We observe the emergence of proteins with modest stabilities far below those possible with the model, with a denaturation temperature tracking the simulation temperature, despite the absence of selective pressure for such marginal stability. This demonstrates that neither observations of marginally stable proteins, nor even instances where increased stability interferes with function, provide evidence that marginal stability is an adaptation. Instead the marginal stability is the result of a balance between predominantly destabilizing mutations and selection that shifts depending on effective population size. Even if marginal stability is not an adaptation, the natural tendency of proteins toward marginal stability, and the range of stabilities that occur during evolution, may have significant effect on the evolutionary process. Copyright © 2010 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
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                Journal
                jpe
                Journal of Physical Education
                J. Phys. Educ.
                Universidade Estadual de Maringá (Maringá, PR, Brazil )
                2448-2455
                2019
                : 30
                : e3026
                Affiliations
                [2] Florianópolis Santa Catarina orgnameUniversidade do Estado de Santa Catarina Brazil
                [1] Florianópolis Santa Catarina orgnameUniversidade Federal de Santa Catarina Brazil
                Article
                S2448-24552019000100229
                10.4025/jphyseduc.v30i1.3026
                860e88f2-8711-4a00-bdb5-8017f5dc4930

                This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

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                : 10 June 2018
                : 02 February 2018
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                Universitários,Self-efficacy,Physical Education,University Students,Autoeficácia,Educação Física

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