Research on smoking relapse, adherence to an exercise regimen, and adherence to diabetic diet has shown that
A) those who had high self-efficacy were found more likely to relapse.
B) those who had high self-efficacy were found more likely to adhere.
C) self-efficacy has been found to correlate negatively with adherence.
D) self-efficacy prevents smoking relapse but does not affect the others.
Question 2
Self-efficacy refers to
A) people's belief that they can perform behaviors necessary to control events that influence their lives.
B) people's belief that their particular lifestyle is a healthy one even when it is not.
C) people's belief that a course of action will result in an ideal state of physical and psychological health.
D) people's belief that the processes of disease, and eventually death, are inevitable.
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