الدعم الاجتماعي المدرك و فعالية الذات المدركة لدى عينة من مريضات السرطان

Abstract EN

The study aimed to reveal the relationship between perceived social support and perceived self-efficacy among a sample of women with cancer, and to identify whether there were differences among sample members in the level of perceived social support and perceived self-efficacy according to the variables of educational level and duration of treatment.

The study sample consisted of 42 women with cancer.

The differential correlation design was used to complete the study.

The tools used in this study were the perceived social support scale and the self-efficacy scale.

The study resulted in the following results: There is a correlation between perceived social support and perceived self-efficacy among a sample of female cancer patients.

- There are no statistically significant differences in the perceived level of social support according to the variables of educational level and duration of treatment.

- There are statistically significant differences in the level of perceived self-efficacy according to the variables of educational level and duration of treatment.

- There is an effect of perceived social support on perceived self-efficacy in a sample of female cancer patients.