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Created by batten.shelley
almost 11 years ago
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Who said the key ingredient to change is motivation?
Ambivalence
The righting reflex
Efficacy of the righting reflex
decisional balance
the spirit of motivational interviewing - three concepts
ACE - autonomy
ACE - collaboration
ACE - evocation
Primary aim of MI
Primary method of MI
four principles of MI
Why is it important to normalise ambivalence?
How can a therapist develop discrepancy?
If a client shows resistance, what might this signal to the therapist?
Motivation interviewing strategies: miscroskills O.A.R.S.
O.A.R.S. - Openness
O.A.R.S. - affirming
O.A.R.S. - reflecting
O.A.R.S. - summarising
Motivation interviewing strategies: the importance ruler
Motivation interviewing strategies:
elicit change talk
Motivation interviewing strategies: elaborate reasons for change
Motivation interviewing strategies: querying extremes
Motivation interviewing strategies: looking forward
Motivation interviewing strategies: building self efficacy
Motivation interviewing strategies: change plan worksheet
MI - What is the name of the program Paxton et al developed for adults with binge eating problems?
In a 2008 study of the efficacy of MI for binge eating disorders (Cassin et al.), which treatment condition was more effective?
What areas has MI been effectively applied? S______a____, and h____ b______.