Changes over time in self-efficacy to cope with cancer and well-being in women with breast cancer: a cross-cultural study.

E C Karademas,I Roziner,P Simos,K Mazzocco,R Pat-Horenczyk,B Sousa,A J Oliveira-Maia,G Stamatakos,F Cardoso,E Kolokotroni,R Lemos,C Marzorati,J Mattson,Pettini Greta,L Travado,P Poikonen-Saksela

Psychology & health（2023）

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Abstract

Monitoring self-efficacy to cope with cancer is probably important in order to detect alarming changes in its levels, as a declining self-efficacy to cope may serve as a signal of the need for intervention to prevent adaptation difficulties.

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Breast cancer,adaptation to cancer,illness perceptions,self-efficacy to cope with cancer,trajectories across time

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