Relapse Prevention
tive coping strategies (e.g., a behavioral strategy, such as leaving the situation, or a cognitive strategy, such as positive self-talk) is less likely to relapse com-pared with a person lacking those skills. Moreover, people who have coped suc-cessfully with high-risk situations are assumed to experience a heightened
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