Motivational Interviewing Is a Directive,patient-Centered Counseling Style for Eliciting Behavior

question 7

Multiple Choice

Motivational interviewing is a directive,patient-centered counseling style for eliciting behavior change by:

• A)dictating to patients on what they must do to get better
• B)helping patients to understand their psyche
• C)helping patients to explore and resolve ambivalence
• D)helping patients to vent their frustrations with their chronic illness

Appreciate the relevance of storytelling and narrative coherence in communication.

Utilize social media effectively in professional contexts.

Recognize the strategies to influence decision-making and belief change.

Understand the principles for effective email communication to avoid tonal misinterpretations.

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Definitions:

Cognitive Development

The process of growth and change in intellectual/mental abilities such as thinking, reasoning, and understanding.

Healthy Sense Of Skepticism

A balanced approach to questioning and evaluating information to avoid gullibility while remaining open to new ideas.

Slanted Language

Slanted language involves choosing words or phrases with strong connotations to sway the listener's or reader’s attitude without providing evidence.

Emotionally Loaded Expressions

Words or phrases crafted to evoke strong emotional reactions, often used to influence or manipulate the audience's perception.