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Using Art Therapy to Increase Self-Efficacy Beliefs of Homeless Mothers Living in a Shelter
Literature reveals that homelessness is inherently a situation where desired outcomes are less likely than unfavorable outcomes, and, as such, the concepts of learned hopelessness, disempowerment, and low self-efficacy are especially relevant. Self-efficacy has been found to affect one’s motivation,
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