La psicología de llegar a ser antes de tener certeza | Audrey Shane Dionida | TEDxSJCS Youth

La psicóloga Audrey Dionida sostiene que esperar a sentirse totalmente preparado antes de actuar puede frenar el crecimiento personal. Con base en el concepto de autoeficacia, explica que la confianza se construye enfrentando la incertidumbre y aprendiendo de la experiencia, en lugar de ser un requisito previo. La charla se presentó en un evento TEDx organizado de forma independiente. Dionida también es educadora de Psicología IB e investiga la relación entre medios, religión y participación juvenil.

• Por qué la búsqueda de certeza puede frenar
• La autoeficacia y la confianza que se forma con la experiencia
• Dar el siguiente paso con incertidumbre

What if you never feel fully ready for the life you want? Drawing from her experiences as a psychology student, teacher, and licensed psychologist, Audrey Dionida explores how the pursuit of certainty can hold us back from opportunities for growth. Through the concept of self-efficacy, she reminds us that confidence isn't a prerequisite for taking the next step, it is built by facing uncertainty, learning through experience, and choosing to move forward anyway. A dedicated researcher and IB Psychology educator, her recent work, From the Altar to the Screen, explores the evolving relationship between media, religion, and youth engagement. Through her research, she inspires meaningful conversations at the intersection of faith, media, and youth development, empowering the next generation to engage thoughtfully and drive positive change in these fields. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx