The capable one has the skills to eat well — and uses them. On Bandura’s account self-efficacy determines whether a behavior gets started and sustained. Capability isn’t potential; it’s demonstrated competence. You know how to prepare healthy food, navigate restaurants, handle cravings. Today, capability looks like applying those skills — making good choices not because conditions are perfect, but because you’re competent to handle them.
This companion covers capability versus aspiration, what it includes, and action today. (3 min read)
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