What Is True of Self-Efficacy

question 3

Multiple Choice

What is true of self-efficacy?

• A) Self-efficacy is an independent model of behavior change.
• B) Self-efficacy is a client-centered counseling approach that can be used to increase a client's motivation.
• C) Self-efficacy is described as a perceived personal susceptibility to a disease or condition.
• D) Self-efficacy cannot be modified or strengthened by nutrition interventions.
• E) There is a strong correlation between the attainment of health behavior changes and self-efficacy.

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