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What is the MOST important reason for understanding a client's motivation?
What is the MOST important reason for understanding a client's motivation?
- To improve long-term exercise adherence. (correct)
- To increase session fees appropriately.
- To improve the client's flexibility.
- To reduce the client's workout time.
A client who is NOT considering exercise is in which stage of the Transtheoretical Model?
A client who is NOT considering exercise is in which stage of the Transtheoretical Model?
- Action
- Preparation
- Precontemplation (correct)
- Contemplation
In the context of SMART goals, what does the 'S' stand for?
In the context of SMART goals, what does the 'S' stand for?
- Strong
- Sustainable
- Specific (correct)
- Simple
Which strategy is MOST likely to foster intrinsic motivation in a client?
Which strategy is MOST likely to foster intrinsic motivation in a client?
What is the MOST frequently cited barrier to exercise adherence?
What is the MOST frequently cited barrier to exercise adherence?
In which stage of change does a client begin engaging in regular exercise?
In which stage of change does a client begin engaging in regular exercise?
What is the primary purpose of motivational interviewing?
What is the primary purpose of motivational interviewing?
Which of the following strategies is MOST effective for enhancing a client's self-efficacy?
Which of the following strategies is MOST effective for enhancing a client's self-efficacy?
When using SMART goals, what does the 'T' represent?
When using SMART goals, what does the 'T' represent?
What is the MOST appropriate strategy to help a client overcome a lack of social support for exercise?
What is the MOST appropriate strategy to help a client overcome a lack of social support for exercise?
Which stage of change involves sustaining exercise for longer than six months?
Which stage of change involves sustaining exercise for longer than six months?
What is a key benefit of using extrinsic motivation techniques?
What is a key benefit of using extrinsic motivation techniques?
If a client relapses to the precontemplation stage, what should a trainer do?
If a client relapses to the precontemplation stage, what should a trainer do?
What is an effective strategy to prevent exercise relapse?
What is an effective strategy to prevent exercise relapse?
What is the role of positive reinforcement in exercise adherence?
What is the role of positive reinforcement in exercise adherence?
According to the principles of motivation, how should a fitness professional address conflicting or mixed feelings a client expresses about their fitness goals?
According to the principles of motivation, how should a fitness professional address conflicting or mixed feelings a client expresses about their fitness goals?
What is the MOST appropriate way to increase exercise adherence for someone in the preparation stage?
What is the MOST appropriate way to increase exercise adherence for someone in the preparation stage?
A new client tells you that they were an athlete but have experienced several injuries recently. Considering principles of adherence and motivation, what should you do?
A new client tells you that they were an athlete but have experienced several injuries recently. Considering principles of adherence and motivation, what should you do?
A client has been consistently exercising for over a year but suddenly experiences a personal crisis leading to a cessation in their workouts. What approach is warranted?
A client has been consistently exercising for over a year but suddenly experiences a personal crisis leading to a cessation in their workouts. What approach is warranted?
A client enjoys posting their workouts on social media and tracking personal bests. How can a trainer MOST effectively leverage this for motivation and adherence?
A client enjoys posting their workouts on social media and tracking personal bests. How can a trainer MOST effectively leverage this for motivation and adherence?
Flashcards
Goal of understanding client motivation?
Goal of understanding client motivation?
Motivation drives long-term commitment to exercise.
Precontemplation stage
Precontemplation stage
Clients in this stage have no intention to start exercising.
SMART - S
SMART - S
"S" in SMART goals means specific and measurable.
Intrinsic motivation source
Intrinsic motivation source
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Common adherence Barrier
Common adherence Barrier
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Action Stage
Action Stage
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Motivational interviewing purpose
Motivational interviewing purpose
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Enhance self-efficacy
Enhance self-efficacy
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SMART - T
SMART - T
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Overcome Lack of support
Overcome Lack of support
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Maintenance stage
Maintenance stage
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Key benefit of extrinsic?
Key benefit of extrinsic?
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Relapse to precontemplation?
Relapse to precontemplation?
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Prevent exercise relapse?
Prevent exercise relapse?
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Role of positive reinforcement
Role of positive reinforcement
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Study Notes
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The primary goal of understanding client motivation is to enhance exercise adherence.
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Motivation drives long-term commitment to exercise.
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The Precontemplation stage of the Transtheoretical Model involves no intention to change.
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Precontemplation is when clients are not considering exercise.
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In SMART goals, "S" stands for Specific.
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Specific goals clarify what the client aims to achieve.
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Emphasizing personal enjoyment best supports intrinsic motivation.
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Intrinsic motivation comes from internal satisfaction, not external rewards.
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A common barrier to exercise adherence is lack of time.
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Lack of time is frequently cited as a barrier to sticking with exercise.
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In the Action stage of change, a client begins exercising regularly.
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The Action stage involves actively engaging in exercise.
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The purpose of motivational interviewing is to explore client ambivalence.
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Motivational interviewing helps clients resolve mixed feelings about change.
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Celebrating small successes enhances self-efficacy.
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Small wins boost confidence in one's ability to succeed.
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In SMART goals, "T" represents Time-bound.
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Time-bound goals have a deadline to create urgency and accountability.
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A trainer can overcome a client's lack of social support by encouraging group exercise.
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Group settings provide support and enhance adherence.
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The Maintenance stage of change involves maintaining exercise for over 6 months.
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Maintenance is sustaining exercise long-term, typically beyond 6 months.
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A key benefit of extrinsic motivation is short-term engagement.
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Extrinsic rewards boost initial participation but fade over time.
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If a client relapses to precontemplation, a trainer should reassess goals and barriers.
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Reassessing helps identify triggers and restart progress.
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Identifying high-risk situations is a strategy to prevent exercise relapse.
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Recognizing triggers allows clients to plan coping strategies.
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The role of positive reinforcement in adherence is to encourage desired behaviors.
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Positive reinforcement, like praise, reinforces exercise habits.
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