Exercise Self-efficacy Scale Client ID#_________________
Date: ______/______/______
Assessment Point: _____________
For numbers 1-18 you should rate how Confident you are that you could perform exercise routines regularly (three or more times a week) in each situation.
Please rate from 0 to 100 the number that best describes your feelings of confidence to perform exercise routines in each situation according to the following scale:
0...............................................................50...................................................100
cannot do moderately certain can do certain can do
SITUATION CONFIDENCE
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1) When I am feeling tired ______
2) When I am feeling under pressure from work ______
3) During bad weather ______
4) After recovering from an injury that caused me to stop exercising ______
5) During or after experiencing personal problems ______
6) When I am feeling depressed ______
7) When I am feeling anxious ______
8) After recovering from an illness that caused me to stop exercising ______
9) When I feel physical discomfort when I exercise ______
10) After a vacation ______
11) When I have too much work to do at home ______
12) When visitors are present ______
13) When there are other interesting things to do ______
14) If I don’t reach my exercise goals ______
15) Without support from my family or friends ______
16) During a vacation ______
17) When I have other time commitments ______
18) After experiencing family problems ______
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3 FACTORS
Situational/interpersonal subfactor-factor 1(six items)
Questions: 11,12,13,16,17,18
Competing demands subfactor-factor 2(five items)
Questions: 4,8,10,14,15
Internal feelings sub-factor-factor 3(seven items)
Questions: 1,2,3,5,6,7,9
REFERENCE:
Shin, Y., Jang, H., & Pender, N. J. (2001). Psychometric evaluation of the exercise self-efficacy scale among Korean adults with chronic diseases. Research in Nursing & Health, 24, 68-76.