“…For example, following stroke, perceived control over recovery predicted change in disability when controlling for impairment and other clinical variables (Johnston, Morrison, MacWalter & Partridge, 1999;Partridge & Johnston, 1989), and predicted recovery after three years (Johnston, Pollard, Morrison & MacWalter, 2004). Self-efficacy and perceived behavioral control (PBC) predicted disability and recovery from stroke six months after discharge (Bonetti & Johnston, 2008), and in orthopedic patients self-efficacy to perform activities of daily living predicted disability after joint replacement (Orbell, Johnston, Rowley, Davey & Espley, 2001). …”