Self-Efficacy and Sense of Community among Adults Recovering from Substance Abuse.
N Am J Psychol
; 12(2): 255-264, 2010 Jun.
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ABSTRACT
Previous researchers found that abstinence-specific self-efficacy has been predictive of the likelihood of relapse for individuals in recovery from substance abuse. Oxford Houses are sober living homes that provide mutual support and are resident funded and operated. The relationships between house level sense of community and abstinence-specific self-efficacy were examined in the present study with a sample of 754 adults living in 139 Oxford Houses nationwide in a multilevel model. A significant positive relationship between house level sense of community and self-efficacy was observed. These findings have both research and therapeutic implications.
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N Am J Psychol
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2010
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