As a result of participating in a program to help her quit smoking,Anne has not had a cigarette for three weeks.She is least likely to return to smoking if she attributes her success in quitting the habit to:

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If Anne attributes her success in quitting smoking to her own motivation, she is more likely to have a sense of self-efficacy and personal control over the behavior, making her less likely to relapse. On the other hand, attributing success to other factors, such as the therapist or the program, may make her more reliant on external factors for success, increasing the likelihood of relapse if those factors are absent in the future. Additionally, attributing success to the support of friends may not be helpful if Anne does not have ongoing support from those friends or if they are not always available to provide support.

As a Result of Participating in a Program to Help