The Situational Confidence Questionnaire consists of how many self-reported questions?

• A. 19 questions
• B. 39 questions
• C. 100 questions
• D. 60 questions

Answer: (B)

The Situational Confidence Questionnaire is a relapse-self-efficacy tool that asks about confidence to resist drinking or using in a wide range of real-life situations. The standard, widely used version has 39 items. This number provides enough breadth to cover diverse contexts—emotional states, social pressures, withdrawal cues, and environmental triggers—while remaining practical for clinical use. With 39 questions, you get a reliable overall sense of a patient’s situational confidence and can track changes over time or in response to treatment. Shorter versions exist, but 39 is the conventional item count, which is why that option is the best choice.