… Across treatment conditions, self-efficacy was an important mechanism in reducing drinking
for this sample, even while controlling for other mechanisms such as social support and …

… , and relapse prevention, were associated with significant increases in self-efficacy from …
demonstrated that across studies and treatment conditions, alcohol self-efficacy increased. …

… emotions in response to specific stimuli or situations were better able to cope with and …
adaptive response to situations in which a (social) loss has been incurred. In such situations, the …

… For participants that identified as having an alcohol use disorder, results were found to be
nonsignificant in terms of differences in their self-efficacy in high-risk situations for relapse, …

… Third, this study found that exercise self-efficacy partially mediates social support and
relapse tendency. Whether other factors, such as specific physical activities, drug abuse history, …

… prevention 10,11 posit that a return (lapse, relapse) to substance use … self-efficacy for
abstaining from cigarette use across a variety of situations, 19 and smoking cessation self-efficacy …

… cope with the situation (ie, increased self-efficacy), thereby reducing the probability of a
relapse. … , which is another important risk factor for relapses, the mean self-efficacy scores of the …

… the relapse transition, not for the entire relapse … Self-efficacy and temptation situations
were measured with a Likert scale self-report measure. The actual circumstances of the relapse …

… in order to identify high-risk relapse situations. Each question addresses only … a self-efficacy
score, with lower scores indicating situations of lower confidence and a higher risk of relapse…

… interval for relapse to alcohol use 8 . The relationship between self-efficacy and relapse is …
Along with the client, the therapist needs to explore past circumstances and triggers of relapse…