Studies Examining Programs Designed to Increase Self-Efficacy in Response to Threat

question 13

Multiple Choice

Studies examining programs designed to increase self-efficacy in response to threat and stress show that the body's immune function first begins to improve

• A) When people try to build up self-efficacy in the face of threat
• B) After increases of self-efficacy have been shown to occur
• C) Only after increases in self-efficacy have been sustained for two months
• D) A year after participants first attempt to increase their self-efficacy

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