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Motivational interviewing is a therapeutic approach that was developed by
Motivational interviewing is a therapeutic approach that was developed by
- Steve Rollnick
- Bill Miller (correct)
- Norwegian colleagues
- South African psychologists
The process of discovering motivational interviewing was described as a gradual process of
The process of discovering motivational interviewing was described as a gradual process of
- Listening and reflecting (correct)
- Evaluating in different settings
- Negotiating with patients
- Analyzing academic data
The technique of motivational interviewing has been studied in terms of
The technique of motivational interviewing has been studied in terms of
- What, how, when, why and for whom (correct)
- Theoretical models and behavior change
- Dissemination and evaluation in various settings
- Inter-personal processes and academic analysis
The core tenet of motivational interviewing is that the patient's motivation to change is enhanced through
The core tenet of motivational interviewing is that the patient's motivation to change is enhanced through
The four central principles of motivational interviewing are described in
The four central principles of motivational interviewing are described in
Which technique in motivational interviewing highlights the patient's ambivalence?
Which technique in motivational interviewing highlights the patient's ambivalence?
What is the assumption behind using 'amplified' reflection in motivational interviewing?
What is the assumption behind using 'amplified' reflection in motivational interviewing?
In what type of patients is motivational interviewing most effective?
In what type of patients is motivational interviewing most effective?
What is the recommended approach for therapists when faced with a patient's anger in motivational interviewing?
What is the recommended approach for therapists when faced with a patient's anger in motivational interviewing?
What is the importance of stringent quality control in motivational interviewing?
What is the importance of stringent quality control in motivational interviewing?
Which of the following interventions yielded substantial and equivalent outcomes for up to a year following treatment?
Which of the following interventions yielded substantial and equivalent outcomes for up to a year following treatment?
What was the primary aim of Project MATCH?
What was the primary aim of Project MATCH?
Which patients responded best to motivational enhancement therapy?
Which patients responded best to motivational enhancement therapy?
What other problem behaviors can motivational enhancement therapy be used for?
What other problem behaviors can motivational enhancement therapy be used for?
What is a strong predictor of therapist efficacy in motivational interviewing?
What is a strong predictor of therapist efficacy in motivational interviewing?
Which two instruments are available to measure therapist adherence to motivational interviewing principles?
Which two instruments are available to measure therapist adherence to motivational interviewing principles?
What are the two components of readiness to change in most models of health behavior change?
What are the two components of readiness to change in most models of health behavior change?
Which model breaks down the concept of readiness to change into stages?
Which model breaks down the concept of readiness to change into stages?
What is one of the implications of the transtheoretical model of change?
What is one of the implications of the transtheoretical model of change?
What is resistance in therapy associated with?
What is resistance in therapy associated with?
According to Rollnick & Miller (1995), what are the first four items in Box 2 that explore the reasons for a better therapeutic alliance and outcome?
According to Rollnick & Miller (1995), what are the first four items in Box 2 that explore the reasons for a better therapeutic alliance and outcome?
What is the aim of motivational intervention outlined in Fig. 1?
What is the aim of motivational intervention outlined in Fig. 1?
According to Miller and his group at CASAA, how does the therapist's interaction style influence change?
According to Miller and his group at CASAA, how does the therapist's interaction style influence change?
What was the outcome of comparing motivational feedback using the Drinker's Check-Up with feedback using a confrontation-based approach?
What was the outcome of comparing motivational feedback using the Drinker's Check-Up with feedback using a confrontation-based approach?
What intervention was found to improve abstinence rates 3 months after discharge from an in-patient clinic?
What intervention was found to improve abstinence rates 3 months after discharge from an in-patient clinic?
What is the main focus of motivational interviewing?
What is the main focus of motivational interviewing?
What is the purpose of using 'amplified' reflection in motivational interviewing?
What is the purpose of using 'amplified' reflection in motivational interviewing?
How does a therapist handle a patient's anger in motivational interviewing?
How does a therapist handle a patient's anger in motivational interviewing?
What is the importance of stringent quality control in motivational interviewing?
What is the importance of stringent quality control in motivational interviewing?
When is motivational interviewing most effective?
When is motivational interviewing most effective?
What are the specific behaviors that Rollnick & Miller (1995) defined as leading to a better therapeutic alliance and outcome?
What are the specific behaviors that Rollnick & Miller (1995) defined as leading to a better therapeutic alliance and outcome?
What is the aim of motivational intervention outlined in Fig. 1?
What is the aim of motivational intervention outlined in Fig. 1?
What is the outcome of comparing motivational feedback using the Drinker's Check-Up with feedback using a confrontation-based approach?
What is the outcome of comparing motivational feedback using the Drinker's Check-Up with feedback using a confrontation-based approach?
What is the largest clinical trial ever conducted for alcoholism treatment methods?
What is the largest clinical trial ever conducted for alcoholism treatment methods?
What was the primary aim of Project MATCH?
What was the primary aim of Project MATCH?
Which three interventions were randomly assigned to patients in the collaborative study?
Which three interventions were randomly assigned to patients in the collaborative study?
What were the outcomes of the three treatment modalities in the study?
What were the outcomes of the three treatment modalities in the study?
Which patients responded best to motivational enhancement therapy in the follow-up period?
Which patients responded best to motivational enhancement therapy in the follow-up period?
What problem behaviors can motivational enhancement therapy be used for?
What problem behaviors can motivational enhancement therapy be used for?
What is a strong predictor of therapist efficacy in motivational interviewing?
What is a strong predictor of therapist efficacy in motivational interviewing?
What are the two instruments available to measure therapist adherence to motivational interviewing principles?
What are the two instruments available to measure therapist adherence to motivational interviewing principles?
What are the two components of readiness to change in most models of health behavior change?
What are the two components of readiness to change in most models of health behavior change?
Which model breaks down the concept of readiness to change into stages?
Which model breaks down the concept of readiness to change into stages?
What are the two forms of resistance that can impede behavior change?
What are the two forms of resistance that can impede behavior change?
What is resistance in therapy associated with?
What is resistance in therapy associated with?
Motivational interviewing is a directive, patient-centered counseling style that aims to help patients explore and resolve their ambivalence about behavior change. What is one of the techniques used in motivational interviewing?
Motivational interviewing is a directive, patient-centered counseling style that aims to help patients explore and resolve their ambivalence about behavior change. What is one of the techniques used in motivational interviewing?
What is a core tenet of motivational interviewing?
What is a core tenet of motivational interviewing?
Who co-wrote the textbook on motivational interviewing with Bill Miller?
Who co-wrote the textbook on motivational interviewing with Bill Miller?
What is the aim of motivational interviewing?
What is the aim of motivational interviewing?
What is the process of discovering motivational interviewing described as?
What is the process of discovering motivational interviewing described as?
