1 | PT self-efficacy is clinical area specific: PSE items related to one clinical area will load significantly on one dimension in the Principal Component Analysis, and not on the other dimensions. | + |
2 | The PSE three subscales will have low to moderate intercorrelations (.30 < r < .70. | + |
3 | Gender is unrelated to any of the PSE subscales. | + |
4 | Age is unrelated to any of the PSE subscales. | + |
5 | The PSE Cardiovascular subscale score will show low positive correlation (r < .50) with general efficacy assessed with D-SES. | + |
6 | The PSE Cardiovascular subscale score will show low positive correlation (r < .50) with PsyCap subscale Self efficacy. | + |
7 | The PSE Musculoscelethal subscale score will show low positive correlation (r < .50) with general efficacy assessed with D-GSES. | + |
8 | The PSE Musculoscelethal subscale score will show low positive correlation (r < .50) with PsyCap subscale Self efficacy. | + |
9 | The PSE Neurological subscale score will show low positive correlation (r < .50) with general efficacy assessed with D-GSES. | + |
10 | The PSE Neurological subscale score will show low positive correlation (r < .50) with PsyCap subscale Self-efficacy. | + |