Research on the alcoholics anonymous program suggests that it is a. associated with increased feelings of self-efficacy, active coping, and the motivation to stop drinking, which are all predictors of a positive outcome b. superior to individual psychotherapy c. effective for 95 percent of members who remain in the program for a period of two years d. superior to hospitalization

I believe the correct answer is A. associated with increased feelings of self-efficacy, active coping, and the motivation to stop drinking, which are all predictors of a positive outcome.

The research on the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), an international mutual aid fellowship, program suggests that it is associated with increased feelings of self-efficacy, active coping, and the motivation to stop drinking, which are all predictors of a positive outcome.

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