Maryam Teimouri, Fariborz Bagheri and NoorAli Farokhi
The main aim of the study is to review the relationship of self efficacy with identity style. In this case, 462 subjects including 231 girls and 231 mothers were taken up by available sampling method and responded the questionnaires composing of general Schawrtz efficacy scale ( GSES) and Jerusalem and expanded objective my identity base (EOMEIS-II). In this study, in order to analysis the data, a statistical software SPSS, descriptive statistics including middle indices, mean, deviation and Pearson correlation coefficient were applied efficiently. The obtained results showed that there is an inverse turmoil identity style so that any increase in the degree of self efficacy may reduce the formation of unsuccessful identity.