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... in order to attend all the standard classes, and attending dance events with her partner.. Post-test pass of the questionnaires.[r] ... See full document

... ioral intervention was performed on patients in a study group (n=83) undergoing glaucoma sur- gery, which is similar to the results of this study ...that motivational psycho- logical nursing combined with ... See full document

... approaches of motivational interviewing were employed for 2 to 3 interviews educating each patient. Each class last 20 to 30 min. Those stages include (1) Pre-intention stage: at this stage, nurses ... See full document

... groups, using the block randomization ...study. Intervention: Motivational aspects related to adherence (beliefs and behaviour): group and individual interviews; cognitive aspects: information about ... See full document

... of motivational interventions and combined cognitive behavioural and motivational interventions developed for use with individual experiencing co-occurring mental health and substance use problems in ... See full document

... the motivational factors, behavioral regula- tions based on self-determination theory framework, and the relationships between basic psychological need satisfaction and actual exercise behaviors of CrossFit ... See full document

... of motivational aspects (to develop or strengthen a behavioral intention: Theory of Planned Behavior) and volitional aspects (engagement of intention in behavior: implementation intentions) is more effective than ... See full document

... the intervention group will be trained in motivational interviewing and familiarized with low- threshold recommendations for exercise (activities of daily life (ADL), target of 10,000 steps/day) and ... See full document

... of intervention were ...used: 1) the study employed an online positive psychological intervention, which is aimed at increasing positive feelings, positive emotions, positive cognitions, or ... See full document

... Although correlational studies of the predictors of attendance provides valuable information about who should be targeted by interventions, an important concern is what strategy should interventions adopt to promote ... See full document

... that intervention in elementary school is critical to supporting struggling learners, and there are several research-supported instructional practices to support students with math difficulties, the existing ... See full document

... previous intervention studies specifically targeting reduc- tion of SB in patients with ...RA. Intervention studies using objective measures of sitting time as outcome measures in older [20], ... See full document

... (h) using internet games to escape, and (i) losing significant relationships, jobs or education, or career opportunities leading to a significant impairment or clinical distress” as defined by the Diagnostic and ... See full document

... successful intervention imple- mentation: knowledge, skills, social/professional role and identity, beliefs about capabilities, beliefs about conse- quences, motivation and goals, memory and attention and decision ... See full document

... During: intervention of previous randomized controlled study; the TTM-based motivational interview method for this study was developed by the researcher using motivational interview strategies ... See full document

... Interestingly, Rotter’s Social Learning Theory (1966) interweaves with the findings of Blackwell, et al., and Dweck. Rotter explains locus of control as the way in which an individual views his or her relationship to the ... See full document

... With consideration to external validity, participants in the study were those ultramarathon entrants who volunteered for the research (22% of all entrants), rather than a random selection of all entrants (cf. Bracht ... See full document

... Breastfeeding peer-support is an approach where sup- port is provided to mothers by mothers who have personal experience of breastfeeding. Peers may be per- ceived to be more approachable than health profes- sionals in ... See full document

... groups: 1) CPCC‟s who were not academics; 2) academics who were not CPCC‟s; and 3) CPCC‟s who were ...options using a variety of different response formats, such as yes-no responses, frequency and extent ... See full document

... chological intervention, or who have received this within the preceding 6 months, are excluded but those taking prescribed medication for anxiety or depression remain ...patient-directed intervention on ... See full document