30, 31 Applied to LBP, belief in one's ability to cope with pain is causally related to actual coping ability: people with higher self-efficacy for coping are expected to commit to more challenging goals related to coping with LBP, to put more effort into achieving those goals, and to recover more quickly after setbacks.
Peers can be instrumental in promoting self-management and improving one's ability to cope with the diagnosis of a chronic disease.
Last week, the central bank raised interest rates for the third time this year, underlining the government's confidence in the economy's ability to cope with tighter monetary policy.
Clearly, confidence in one's ability to understand a scientific concept is not related to true understanding.
Most important, resiliency includes a confidence in one's ability to bounce back.
The upgrade is a vote of confidence in President Lee Myung-bak's efforts to strengthen the nation's ability to cope with financial turbulence even as his popularity wanes near the end of a five-year term.
LA's ability to cope with the favorite label is going to factor in this one – especially if Houston manages the opening goal.
Several athletes who turned to politics said that key values straddled the two worlds, notably team play, perseverance, balancing confidence in one's ability with respect for the opponent and coping under pressure.
Maternal confidence e.g., a woman's confidence in her ability to cope has been acknowledged in research.
"The government is likely seeking to squelch those who cause it embarrassment, but in the process it is undermining domestic and international confidence in its ability to cope in a transparent way with natural disasters".
The Self-Care Self-Efficacy Scale (SCSE) [ 23] assesses an individual's confidence in his or her ability to cope with self-care challenges due to a situation such as illness.
