Do social support and self- efficacy play a significant role in substance use relapse?

Key Points

• The central aim is to determine the significance of social support and self-efficacy in preventing substance use relapse.
• Conducted a quantitative analysis using surveys
• Evaluated participants' levels of social support and self-efficacy
• Assessed substance use relapse rates
• Higher levels of social support correlate with lower relapse rates
• Higher self-efficacy is associated with better recovery outcomes
• Findings support the integration of social support in relapse prevention strategies