Motivation to Change
Assessing motivation to change in eating disorders: a systematic review
... that motivation to change might be better measured on a continuum rather than in distinct categories and that the stages do not constitute discrete categories because it is possible for individuals to be in ...
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Motivation to change and perceptions of the admission process with respect to outcome in adolescent anorexia nervosa
... patients’ motivation to change was assessed using the Anorexia Nervosa Stages of Change Questionnaire (ANSOCQ [30, 31]), which was translated into ...of change model developed by Prochaska and ...
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Motivation to change and posttreatment temptation to drink: a multicenter study among alcohol-dependent patients
... in motivation to change, anxiety, and depression in individuals with alcohol dependence undergoing rehabili- tation treatment; we hypothesized an improvement of the motivation to change and a ...
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An exploration of men’s experiences of motivation to change in relation to their journey with anorexia nervosa
... The men’s urge to share their personal journeys in the interviews, threw light on the relevance of NT (White, 2011) for men with AN, not only for themselves but in supporting others. As mentioned in the Discussion ...
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Motivation to change in adolescents with eating disorders
... " FOOD "I think at the moment she doesn't want to put on any more weight and I think she'll be telling people she wants to get better but there have been times when she does genuinely wa[r] ...
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Resistance to treatment and change in anorexia nervosa: a clinical overview
... higher motivation when compared to individuals affected by a full diagnosis [39], providing further support to data already known in literature ...in motivation to change than those with a low BMI ...
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Patient attitudes towards change in adapted motivational interviewing for substance abuse: a systematic review
... RTC, motivation to change, self-efficacy, and the perceived consequences of substance abuse, both population and context appear to play a role in whether AMI selectively alters attitude ...and ...
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Object Relations and Relationships with Parents as Predictors of Motivation to Recover from Eating Disorders
... to change before determining a treat- ment plan allows clinicians to better match patients to treatment modalities in the most cost-effective and time- efficient way possible (for example, Franko, ...patient’s ...
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Are Offence-Focused Correctional Rehabilitation Programs Affecting Inmates' Executive Cognitive Functions?
... avoiding violence in achieving those goals. In addition to general cognitive skills, elements that are said to address offenders’ motivation to change also appear across program curricula (Reintegration ...
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Qualitative research into the requirements of a coaching technology for diabetes type 2 patients to motivate them into exercise and nutritional (lifestyle) changes
... Regarding motivation to change lifestyle, patients mentioned to be motivated to change nutrition and exercise in order to improve their diabetes outcomes and personal ...to change lifestyle ...
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Educational Alternatives, Volume 16, 2018
... This is a stringent requirement but with the application of proper learning methods it is a soluble problem. Up-to-date demands in medical knowledge represent important education aim and cannot be imagined without ...
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The motivation to be sedentary predicts weight change when sedentary behaviors are reduced
... The motivation to be sedentary is a behavioral pheno- type that may lead to a better understanding of factors related to how changing sedentary behavior may relate to changes in energy balance behaviors and weight ...
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Facilitating effects of social support in the treatment of problem gambling.
... predict motivation for change (F(5,53) = ...in motivation for change ...in motivation for change ...of motivation for abstinence (P = ...even change until step 4, ...
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Theories on motivation and their implication for supporting communication, learning and decisionmaking in relation to organic food systems
... Mental models: Information is always filtered and interpreted through already established mental models. These basic beliefs and orientations influence the perceived message stronger than the perceived message ...
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Evaluating the Persuasive and Motivational Design Method: Supporting Design for Sustainable Behavior Change
... The case study showed that almost all steps in the framework were necessary to design a solution using the PMD-method, with the exception of step five, regarding Fun. However, we feel it is important to have some ...
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Predicting Change in Student Motivation by Measuring Cohesion between Tutor and Student
... Finally, because we are interested in predicting motivation during tutoring, our dialog metrics may be improved by making them sensitive to the educa- tional domain. For example, exploratory work with our tutor ...
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Improving implementation of evidence-based practice in mental health service delivery: protocol for a cluster randomised quasi-experimental investigation of staff-focused values interventions
... randomisation will be adopted to increase the feasibility of roll out in the organisational setting (e.g., consistency across what ‘change’ for individuals within a single worksite will look like) and minimise ...
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Motivation of university and non-university stakeholders to change medical education in Vietnam
... Herzberg's Theory of Motivation was developed to describe the motivation of employees in an organization to deliver a higher performance [11]. According to Herz- berg, what makes people work well can be ...
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Review of Economic Studies
... Motivation • Welfare analysis in heterogeneous agents models with incomplete insurance against idiosyncratic risk is central to macroeconomics • Examples: welfare effects of a.... change[r] ...
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Attributional theory, organisational culture and motivation
... Given that the initial motivation to engage in the creativity task is high, organisational norms of resistance to change lead to stable attributions for failure. Organisational norms[r] ...
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