Abstract
This article modeled the relations between causal attributions, self-efficacy cognitions, and coping using data from a study of teacher burnout among 316 public school teachers. It tested a model in which self-efficacy mediates the relationship between attributions and coping against a model in which attributions and self-efficacy simultaneously affect coping.
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