The document proposes expanding the imposed query model to include academic self-efficacy and its relationship to information literacy. The imposed query model describes how a research question is initiated, transferred, interpreted, negotiated, and processed between the student and librarian. The document reviews what is known about academic self-efficacy and its effects on motivation, effort, and grades. It also examines studies on relationships between information literacy self-efficacy, research skills, and source selection. Potential confounding factors like the Dunning-Kruger effect and library anxiety are discussed. The document concludes by stating that an expanded model is proposed but not described in detail.