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Social psychology
the belief that one's own contribution will help the group reach its collective action goal, predicting participation beyond belief in the group's efficacy.In social psychology, participative efficacy refers to the belief that one's own contribution will help the group reach its collective action goal, predicting participation beyond belief in the group's efficacy. This meaning comes from van Zomeren (2012) in Group Processes & Intergroup Relations.[1]