The major points of Bandura's response to our critique are discussed in this paper. There remain problems both at the theoretical and the methodological levels with self-efficacy theory. We highlight the difficulty of defining self-efficacy theory without reference to outcome considerations. We reiterate our disquiet concerning the methodology usedby Bandura in the assessment of self-efficacy. We conclude that the value of self-efficacy theory both at a theoretical and at a practical level remains to be demonstrated.