Which is not a strategy typically employed by social cognitive theorists to increase patient self-efficacy?
A) Formalized behavior contracting
B) Small, incremental goal setting
C) Behavior reinforcement and monitoring
D) Mentoring

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Mentoring is not typically a strategy employed by social cognitive theorists to increase patient self-efficacy. Social cognitive theory focuses more on self-regulation techniques like goal setting and reinforcement.

Which Is Not a Strategy Typically Employed by Social Cognitive