Youth substance abuse relapse prevention was examined as a function of patients'
situational self-efficacy (SE), their confidence to abstain from substance use in high-risk …

Objective: To understand better the relationship between substance-use disorder treatment
and abstinence self-efficacy, more information is needed about what factors predict greater …

Considerable research has shown that one's self-efficacy to avoid cigarette smoking and
alcohol use increases during treatment and that high self-efficacy ratings at follow-up are …

Self-efficacy is the belief that one has the ability to implement the behaviors needed to
produce a desired effect. There has been growing interest in the role of self-efficacy as a …

The relationship between self-efficacy and the cessation of alcohol-and drug-dependent
behavior was examined in this study. Evidence suggests that the Relapse Prevention …

Both self-efficacy and coping strategies are important determinants of functioning for
substance use disorder patients, yet little is known about their interrelationship. This study …

Adolescents who use a variety of cognitive and behavioral self-management strategies have
been shown to report reduced rates of early-stage substance use, but little is known about …

The perceived ability to engage in situation-specific behaviors (self-efficacy) to overcome
nicotine dependence and alcohol abuse has been shown to correlate significandy with and …

The psychological construct of self-efficacy plays a key role in both general, as well as
addiction-specific, models of health behavior change and is well supported empirically. As a …

Previous research found that self-regulation and self-efficacy were linked to substance use
abstinence. This study examined the relationships between changes in self-regulation and …