The Technique of Motivational Interviewing May Be Applied to Adherence

question 56

Multiple Choice

The technique of motivational interviewing may be applied to adherence ​

• A) ​but no research studies have examined this approach.
• B) ​to alter client motivation and prepare to change behavior.
• C) ​and has been found effective with male but not female patients.
• D) ​to motivate patients to move from the action to maintenance stage.

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Definitions:

Wages

Payments made to workers for their labor, usually based on hours worked or output produced, and a fundamental component of employment contracts.

Equilibrium Wage

The wage rate at which the quantity of labor demanded by employers equals the quantity of labor supplied by workers, resulting in labor market equilibrium.

Labor

Human mental and physical contributions employed in the manufacturing of goods and services.

Marginal Product

The extra production obtained when one additional unit of a specific input is used, while all other inputs stay unchanged.