“…The literature includes a great volume of research on psychosocial domains and self-efficacy (Alemdag & et al 2016a;Alemdag, S. & et al 2016;Ozkara & et al 2016;Alemdag, C. & et al 2016b). Previous research has demonstrated that higher and lower levels of social self-efficacy are associated with shyness, depression instrumentality, expressiveness (Hermann & Betz, 2004), emotional well-being (Bandura et al 1996;Fabio, 2008), loneliness, social dissatisfaction (Galanaki & Kalantzi, 1999), anxiety (Al-Darmaki, 2004;Xu, x.,et al 2017), motivation (Bedel, 2016;Aydın, 2016) and stress (Matsushima & Shiomi, 2003;Moeini, 2008). As social values constantly change and evolve, individuals feel constant concern about their economic status, academic achievements and social relations.…”