Recovery Self-Efficacy

Minimal Recovery Self-Efficacy

Expressions activating this band show little clear engagement with recovery-related agency, often reflecting general coping, detached attitudes, or unrelated content rather than a focused sense of being able to manage change or setbacks.

Low Recovery Self-Efficacy

Expressions activating this band describe an emerging ability to recover from stress, pursue rewarding activities, monitor progress, and seek help to avoid returning to prior problems. Recovery is framed as possible, but still dependent on support and deliberate effort.

Moderate Recovery Self-Efficacy

Expressions activating this band convey direct confidence in being able to change, resist urges, and follow through with treatment or other important actions. The sense of capability is explicit and applies to maintaining behavior under challenge.

High Recovery Self-Efficacy

Expressions activating this band describe sustained commitment to valued goals and sobriety despite doubts, cravings, or mistakes, with an expectation of being able to regain footing after disruption. Recovery is experienced as an active process that can be maintained through persistence.

Strong Recovery Self-Efficacy

Expressions activating this band present recovery as a firmly owned, forward-moving path supported by pride, momentum, and a sense that one can keep progressing. The person experiences recovery as something they can actively build and sustain.

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