“…The findings related to personal attributes highlight a disturbing trend, as most of the combined "often" and "always" responses to individual items resulted in less than sixty percent. This suggests that mentor teachers will have to be made aware of the personal attributes expected by mentees, as fulfilling these roles is vital (Valenčič Zuljan and Vogrinc, 2007;Du Plessis, 2013;Welch et al, 2013). Support (b55), instilling confidence (b41, b57) and positive attitudes (b11), as well as addressing teaching anxieties (b1) are personal attributes that have the potential to promote self-efficacy, i.e., "people's beliefs in their capabilities to produce desired effects by their own actions" (Bandura, 1997, p. vii).…”