These strategies included explaining course expectations, explaining the purpose of the activity, explaining activity expectations, walking around the room, assuming an encouraging demeanor, inviting student questions, soliciting student feedback, and approaching non-participating students.
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The questions were: General expectations Briefly walk me through how you would go about assessing and working with a patient/client with chronic low back pain?
Expectations of walking ability were better fulfilled than expectations of leisure time activities.
There were two the expectations associated regarding WOMAC pain and function domains: patients with high or very high pain relief expectations improved more than patients with low expectations and patients with very high ability to walk expectations improved more than patients with low or high expectations.
There were, however, no clinically or statistically significant differences in perceived functional difficulties as measured by KOOS scores for ADL function or for sport and recreational function at 5 years postoperatively when comparing those with high and low expectations of improvement in leisure activities, or when comparing those with higher or lower expectations of walking ability.
Expectations of walking ability were graded on a 6-point Likert scale from need for crutches or other devices to walking unlimited on uneven terrain.
