Question 1
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Motivational interviewing is actually a subset of which helping style?
Helping Styles
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following helping style
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guiding helping style
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listening helping style
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directing helping style
Question 2
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Helping Styles -
Listening
Select which helping styles represent this type of response. Choose all that apply.
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Directing
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Following
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Guiding
Question 3
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Helping Styles
Select which helping styles represent this type of response. Choose all that apply.
Give the patient some information about one alternative.
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Directing
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Following
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Guiding
Question 4
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Helping Styles
Select which helping styles represent this type of response. Choose all that apply.
Demonstrate empathy.
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Directing
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Following
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Guiding
Question 5
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Helping Styles
Select which helping styles represent this type of response. Choose all that apply.
Tell the patient what to do.
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Directing
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Following
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Guiding
Question 6
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Helping Styles
Select which helping styles represent this type of response. Choose all that apply.
Ask them what they might regret by choosing the health risky option.
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Directing
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Following
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Guiding
Question 7
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Helping Styles
Select which helping styles represent this type of response. Choose all that apply.
Ask questions.
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Directing
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Following
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Guiding
Question 8
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Helping Styles
Select which helping styles represent this type of response. Choose all that apply.
Acknowledge the patient's dilemma and recognize the patient's ability to grapple with it.
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Directing
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Following
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Guiding
Question 9
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Helping Styles
Select which helping styles represent this type of response. Choose all that apply.
Tell them why one course of action is better.
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Directing
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Following
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Guiding
Question 10
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Helping Styles
Select which helping styles represent this type of response. Choose all that apply.
Ask them how one option is consistent with other goals or values they have.
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Directing
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Following
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Guiding
Question 11
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Helping Styles
Select which helping styles represent this type of response. Choose all that apply.
Tell them why one course of action is better.
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Directing
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Following
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Guiding
Question 12
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Helping Styles
Select which helping styles represent this type of response. Choose all that apply.
Tell them what you would do.
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Directing
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Following
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guiding
Question 13
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Helping Styles
Select which helping styles represent this type of response. Choose all that apply.
Find out what is important to the patient.
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Directing
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Following
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Guiding
Question 14
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Helping Styles
Select which helping styles represent this type of response. Choose all that apply.
Have them list the pros and cons.
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Directing
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Following
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Guiding
Question 15
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Helping Styles
Select which helping styles represent this type of response. Choose all that apply.
Find out what his or her goals are.
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Directing
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Following
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Guiding
Question 16
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Asking questions is a type of response in which helping style’s below:
Question 17
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The patient mentions that he has been drinking more alcohol recently, but hasn’t noticed any downside to his behavior. A directing style response would be:
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What benefits, if any, might you create if you reduced your drinking?
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If there is no behavioral downside, then you’re not drinking too much.
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you are drinking more than is typical for good health.
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what is one step you could take to reduce your drinking?
Question 18
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When the patient says “if I got to bed earlier I would probably be less stressed during the day,” what aspect of motivation is she demonstrating?
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Reason
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Ability
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Commitment
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Desire
Question 19
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When the patient says, “I shouldn’t need to do all this for my blood sugar,” he is engaging in…
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Behavior Talk
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Sustained Talk
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Change Talk
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Willful Talk
Question 20
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For each patient statement, choose the direction of change or sustain, and the aspect of motivation.
Health promoting behavior:
Reducing the impact of congestive heart failure
The patient says this: I shouldn't need to do all this for my heart.
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Desire
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Ability
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Need
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Reasons
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Steps already taken
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Commitment
Question 21
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For each patient statement, choose the direction of change or sustain, and the aspect of motivation.
Health promoting behavior: Reducing chronic pain
The patient says this: I have fun working with the physical therapist.
Question 22
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For each patient statement, choose the direction of change or sustain, and the aspect of motivation.
Health promoting behavior: Reducing chronic pain
The patient says this: I have fun working with the physical therapist.
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Desire
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Ability
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Need
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Reasons
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Steps already taken
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Commitment
Question 23
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For each patient statement, choose the direction of change or sustain, and the aspect of motivation.
Health promoting behavior: Eating more of an anti-inflammatory diet
The patient says this: I printed out that recipe for the kale salad.
Question 24
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For each patient statement, choose the direction of change or sustain, and the aspect of motivation.
Health promoting behavior: Eating more of an anti-inflammatory diet
The patient says this: I printed out that recipe for the kale salad.
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Desire
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Ability
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Need
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Reason
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Steps already taken
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Commitment
Question 25
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For each patient statement, choose the direction of change or sustain, and the aspect of motivation.
Health promoting behavior: Reducing weight
The patient says this: I'm the same size as everyone else in my family.
Question 26
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For each patient statement, choose the direction of change or sustain, and the aspect of motivation.
Health promoting behavior: Reducing weight
The patient says this: I'm the same size as everyone else in my family.
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Desire
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Need
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Ability
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Reason
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Steps already taken
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Commitment
Question 27
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For each patient statement, choose the direction of change or sustain, and the aspect of motivation.
Health promoting behavior: Physical activity
The patient says this: I cancelled my gym membership.
Question 28
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For each patient statement, choose the direction of change or sustain, and the aspect of motivation.
Health promoting behavior: Physical activity
The patient says this: I cancelled my gym membership.
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Ability
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Need
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Desire
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Reason
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Steps already taken
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Commitment
Question 29
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For each patient statement, choose the direction of change or sustain, and the aspect of motivation.
Health promoting behavior: Physical activity
The patient says this: Now that the fall is here I could walk after work.
Question 30
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For each patient statement, choose the direction of change or sustain, and the aspect of motivation.
Health promoting behavior: Physical activity
The patient says this: Now that the fall is here I could walk after work.
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Desire
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Need
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Ability
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Reason
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Steps already taken
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Commitment
Question 31
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For each patient statement, choose the direction of change or sustain, and the aspect of motivation.
Health promoting behavior: Monitoring congestive heart failure.
The patient says this: I won't be weighing myself every day.
Question 32
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For each patient statement, choose the direction of change or sustain, and the aspect of motivation.
Health promoting behavior: Monitoring congestive heart failure.
The patient says this: I won't be weighing myself every day.
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Desire
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Need
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Ability
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Reason
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Steps already taken
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Commitment
Question 33
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For each patient statement, choose the direction of change or sustain, and the aspect of motivation.
Health promoting behavior: Reducing chronic pain
The patient says this: I probably need to go to a yoga class every day.
Question 34
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For each patient statement, choose the direction of change or sustain, and the aspect of motivation.
Health promoting behavior: Reducing chronic pain
The patient says this: I probably need to go to a yoga class every day.
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Desire
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Need
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Ability
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Reason
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Steps already taken
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Commitment
Question 35
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What is the order of the stages in the helping journey?
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Evoking, focusing, planning, engaging
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engaging, focusing, evoking, planning
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planning, focusing, evoking, engaging
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engaging, evoking, planning, focusing
Question 36
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As part of a strategy for applying a motivational interviewing approach I would use ... to illicit change talk?
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via of the following helping style
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via and evaluation of confidence (how confident are you that…)
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via telling, not asking
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via asking aspects of motivation (desire, ability, need, reasons, steps, commitment)