Everything you wanted to know about motivation (but weren’t intrinsically motivated enough to ask)

John Litt, Rosanne Coutts, Garry Egger

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    Abstract

    As a principal requirement of lifestyle medicine is change, the ability to help motivate individuals to change is of paramount importance. Skills to help do this include motivational interviewing and knowledge of how "ready, willing, and able" an individual is, and the barriers and triggers to change for that individual. Procedures are discussed to help facilitate these changes. These provide tactics to help the client move from requiring "extrinsic" to more "intrinsic," and self-rewarding, motivation.

    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationLifestyle Medicine: Lifestyle, the Environment and Preventive Medicine in Health and Disease
    Subtitle of host publicationLifestyle, the Environment and Preventive Medicine in Health and Disease: Third Edition
    PublisherAcademic Press
    Pages65-88
    Number of pages24
    Edition3rd Edition
    ISBN (Electronic)9780128104262
    ISBN (Print)9780128104019
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 14 Apr 2017

    Keywords

    • Change
    • Confidence
    • Interview technique
    • Motivation
    • Motivational interview

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