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Introduction to Motivational Interviewing
Introduction to Motivational Interviewing
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The cost of change relates to
The disadvantages of changing to a new behaviour
the reasons a person may want to change
the financial cost of Motivational Interviewing
current exchange rates
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Changing the subject when it is clear that the person is not ready for change is
breaking down resistance
rolling with resistance
poor practice
avoiding argumentation
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It sounds like you are having a difficult time is an example of:
expressing empathy
agreeing with the person's statement
supporting self-efficacy
developing discripancy
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Autonomy
means that the patient has enough motivation to make changes
relates to the knowledge of the therapist
increases the risk to the patient
is a person's right for self-direction
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The spirit of Motivational Interviewing includes...
Good assessment questions
Predetermined wellness outcomes
Collaboration
Addressing resistance
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'Please tell me more' is an example of:
suggesting the person is powerless
reflective listening
helping the patient to understand themselves
trying to break down denial
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What is collaboration?
interacting with people
Working with someone to come to a common goal
Doing everything by yourself.
The action of learning something new.
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Cost of status quo means
the disadvantages of changing behaviour
the disadvantages of continuing the same behaviour
ambivalence
not making any changes
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The term evocation means
drawing out the person's existing knowledge
confronting the person with consequences of current behaviour
another word for status quo
educating the person
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What is the purpose of Summarizing in Motivational Interviewing?
To ensure you heard correctly what the person communicated
Complete intake properly
Establish relationship boundaries
you dont use Summarizing in Motivational Interviewing
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Motivational Interviewing maybe thought of as
Guiding
Following
Directing
None of the above
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What is ambivalence?
The ability to use the right and left hands equally well
The character and atmosphere of a place
Inexactness
The state of having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas
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What is the goal of motivational interviewing?
Getting to the next stage on the wheel of change
Empathy
Reflective listening
Asking open-ended questions
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After this Quiz the learning will
Have a beginning understanding of M.I.
Will have revised information about M.I.
know everything there is to know about M.I.
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A person stating: there is nothing wrong with me is in the
contemplation state
preparation state
maintenance state
pre-contemplating state
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A person stating: 'I am going to Google' what nicotine replacement there is '. Is in the
contemplation stage
action stage
pre-contemplating stage
prepararation stage
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Motivational Interviewing is
a form of psychoanalysis
the best thing since sliced bread
a conversational style
all of the above
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What are the four components of the Spirit of Motivational Interviewing?
participation, awareness, comparison, evaluation
partnership, awareness, compassion, evaluation
participation, acceptance, courage, evocation
partnership, acceptance, compassion, evocation
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Is Motivational Interviewing person-centered?
sometimes
No
Yes
It depends
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A person stating: 'I think I may have a problem' is in the
relapse
contemplating state
action state
the maintenance state
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One of the 3 characteristics that define the "spirit" of motivational interviewing is:
All of these
Respecting autonomy
Collaboration
Evoking intrinsic motivation
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Motivational Interviewing aims to help clients resolve their _______________?
Empathy
Evocation
Ambivalence
Autonomy
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Motivational Interviewing helps achieve which result?
Sustainable outcomes
More money
recovery
Perfect participants
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The Spirit of Motivational Interviewing includes collaboration, evocation, and ________?
Autonomy
Confrontation
Authority
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A person having made changes which are now part of normal life is in the
maintenance stafe
preparation stage
contemplation stage
action stage
