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. 2024 Nov 6;24:3068. doi: 10.1186/s12889-024-20459-z

Table 3.

Recovery-related agency in its perceived relational context

Context perceived as helpful Context perceived as unhelpful
Expressed agency
SUSTAINED AGENCY STRAINED AGENCY
The context is experienced as helpful, and the participant is able to work on a recovery task or complete it. Recovery-related action is possible and the accompanying emotional tone is positive. The context is experienced as unhelpful, but the participant takes it upon him- or herself to work on a recovery task or complete it. Recovery-related action is possible, but the accompanying emotional tone is negative.
Expressed non-agency
CONTAINED NON-AGENCY UNCONTAINED NON-AGENCY
The context is experienced as helpful, but the participant is not able to work on a recovery task. Recovery-related action is not possible, but the accompanying emotional tone is positive. The context is experienced as unhelpful, and the participant is not able to work on a recovery task. Recovery-related action is not possible, and the accompanying emotional tone is negative.