Now that you’ve had a chance to experiment and practice with motivational interviewing, you should be familiar with the strategies to explore importance and build confidence. What are your favorite strategies to use and why? Be sure to describe the strategy in detail and discuss how it is beneficial. (You must name 2 strategies, 1 for exploring importance and 1 for building confidence)

Latine or Hispanic patients may turn to family members for advice on health problems before they turn to a healthcare provider.

Self efficacy, in the transtheoretical model is defined as:

Inadequacies in which category of the social determinants of health is considered to be the most detrimental to the well-being of children?

The verbal statement “you throw like a girl” is an example of:

Name 3 things a health care provider can do to establish rapport (3 pts). Why is establishing rapport important?(1 pt.) Be sure to discuss benefits of rapport and consequences of lack of rapport (1 pt.).

Which of the following methods is the best way to confirm that your patient understood what you discussed with them?

Which of the following (choose all that apply) demonstrate active listening:

The Health Belief Model is based on the principle that the more knowledge a patient has, the more likely they are to make good decisions.  This model describes that behavior change will happen if the patient believes that they are susceptible to a condition, that this condition is serious, that there are effective interventions for the condition, and that s/he believes that they are able to overcome any barriers to implementing the intervention.

All of the following are benefits of good communication, except: