A Study Investigating the Effect of Self-Efficacy for People Dealing

question 17

Multiple Choice

A study investigating the effect of self-efficacy for people dealing with multiple sclerosis found that

• A) people with higher self-efficacy had fewer symptoms.
• B) were able to lead normal lives.
• C) were less likely to be hospitalized
• D) were more likely to engage in physical actions to promote better quality of life.

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Definitions:

Exchange Relationships

Social interactions based on the principle of reciprocity, where support and resources are given and received with the expectation of equivalent returns.

Pragmatic Relationships

Connections between individuals that are based on practical or utilitarian considerations, rather than emotional or intrinsic values.

Sternberg's Triangular Theory

A psychological model that describes love in terms of three components: intimacy, passion, and commitment.

Companionate Love

A form of love characterized by deep affection, commitment, and intimacy, often found in long-standing relationships.