| The bandura, Ukraine's national instrument, may have from twenty to sixty-five strings and is similar to a lute. |
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| Hryhorii Kytastyi, musical director, composer and bandurist, is the author of more than 30 melodies of Ukrainian songs for solo and choir with bandura or piano accompaniment. |
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| The bandura is an old instrument from the old days of the Kozak armies. |
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| As defined by Bandura, self-efficacy is an individual's judgement of his or her capabilities to complete a task successfully. |
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| Bandura highlighted expert modeling as a significant source of self-efficacy. |
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| Around 60 people took part in the event, the oldest of whom was 86-yearold retired milkman George Bandura. |
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| Number one on the list is Albert Bandura who is considered by many to be the most influential psychologist of the twentieth century. |
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| Paul sealed his win with bandura a Ukrainian lute worth 86 points. |
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| The first dedicated musical academy was set up in Hlukhiv, Ukraine in 1738 and students were taught to sing, play violin and bandura from manuscripts. |
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| Second, it examines the impact of domestic violence on individuals, and third it explores the work of Bandura and Gianakos to understand career orientation. |
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