Discuss THREE reasons for the changing nature of relationships between you as a grade 11 learner and adults at home.

1.1 Self-efficacy Self-efficacy is the belief a person has in their own ability to achieve their goals and succeed in specific situations. Self-efficacy: belief in one's ability to succeed in accomplishing specific tasks or goals. 1.2 Relationship between proximal goals and self-efficacy when executing a plan Proximal goals are short-term, specific goals that provide immediate feedback and success experiences. Self-efficacy influences the execution of these plans by increasing persistence and effort. Achieving proximal goals boosts self-efficacy, creating a positive cycle. Relationship: Proximal goals build self-efficacy through mastery experiences; higher self-efficacy improves plan execution and goal achievement. 1.3 Top ways self-efficacy can be influenced Step 1: Mastery experiences (successful performance raises self-efficacy). Step 2: Vicarious experiences (observing others succeed). Step 3: Verbal persuasion (encouragement from others). Step 4: Physiological and emotional states (reducing anxiety improves self-efficacy). Top ways: 1. Mastery experiences, 2. Vicarious experiences, 3. Verbal persuasion, 4. Managing physiological states.