Abstract
The objective of this study was to design a weight loss self-efficacy questionnaire which was multidimensional, with each dimension representing a specific type of relapse situation. The instrument developed contained 41 specific situations or emotional states which were considered to be high-risk for precipitating diet relapse. Two hundred thirty-six usable questionnaires were completed by individuals who attended a weight reduction class at one of eleven Air Force bases in the continental United States. Only three individuals refused to complete the questionnaire.
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