Enhancement of the Professional Self-efficacy of Science and Technology Journal Editors by Using the Fogg Behavior Model
The Fogg Behavior Model was used to develop strategies to improve the professional self-efficacy of science and technology journal editors.Taking a certain behavior point on the action line as the center,the Fogg Behavior Model diagram was divided into four quadrants,with the career content of science and technology journal editors and their corresponding specific behaviors grouped into different quadrants.Based on the behavioral characteristics of different quadrants,the perspectives of motivation,ability,and prompt can enable science and technology journal editors to better understand the patterns of behavioral operations.Through a specific,targeted behavior design process,combined with deliberate practices,the behavioral performance of editors can be effectively improved,thus enhancing professional self-efficacy and alleviating career burnout.
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