Physical discomfort, pleasant emotions, self-control Testing, Need, pleasant moments, unpleasant emotions and conflict with others.

Self-administered questionnaire with 8 items in a scale of percentages that explores the user's level of self-efficacy in 8 risk situations: Trying self-control, Pleasant emotions, Unpleasant emotions, Physical need, Conflict with others, Pleasant moments with others, Social pressure.

It was adapted to Mexican population in 1997. The 8 categories formed a normal distribution; construct validity was adequate to correlate each category with user measures may predict relapse situations. 8 categories were reliable for heavy drinkers administered to individuals.

Self-administered, paper pencil tool.

Each of the items yields the percentage efficacy for each situation. A low percentage indicates greater risk of use in that situation, because it is associated with low self-efficacy of the individual to face it.

Miller, P. J., et al. "Self-efficacy in alcoholics: Clinical validation of the Situational Confidence Questionnaire." Addictive Behaviors 14.2 (1989): 217-224.