What is the difference between self-confidence and self-efficacy?

Self-confidence is having a strong belief in oneself whether negative or positive whereas self-efficacy is an individual's belief in his or her capability to develop habits that are necessary to achieve the desired performance. It is the confidence that a person has in their ability of learning. People with high self-efficacy may fail but they bounce back from it and don’t give up. They know how to handle such situations responsibly rather than regretting what has gone wrong. No matter what, they are confident about achieving their desired task in the future. Read Full Lesson: Difference Between Learning Inside and Outside the Classroom