There was a written section on motivational interviewing that described principles of motivational interviewing, components of motivational interviewing, strategies to promote change, getting people to talk about change, signs of readiness for change, possible key questions to ask clients, and roadblocks to motivational interviewing.
Motivational interviewing components (e.g., decisional balance and motivational scaling) were also used to strengthen commitment to change (19).
Stroke unit staff All stroke unit team members in study sites were eligible for participation in the observational and interview components of the process evaluation, provided that they were providing medical, nursing or therapy care for patients after a new stroke on a routine and regular basis during the course of the process evaluation.
Participants are also identified as high risk if the content of their discussion board posts is deemed concerning by study monitors Fig. 3 MoodSwings 2.0 Red Flag Monitoring System flowchart: interview components.
A protocol initially developed for adults by Safren et al., (2005) but tested on adolescents (Antshel, Faraone & Gordon et al., 2014) was modeled on motivational interview components covering psychoeducation, organization and planning, distraction, and regulating mood swings (associated anxiety and depression).
The M-CIDI program was translated into Finnish in collaboration with a Munich-based computer operator, who produced Finnish-language M-CIDI versions of different interview components for preliminary testing.
To reduce participant burden the completion of the various interview components will be staggered (Table 1).
To clarify interview components that were unclear and to supplement the interview for some participants (B, J, O), additional phone interviews were conducted (table 2).
Semistructured interviews, incorporating appreciative and cognitive interview components, will be conducted with patients to investigate their experiences of safety in care transfers and their experiences of providing feedback on their safety.
If the adolescent consented to participation, an appointment was made for an interview (consisting of both interview components and self-report questionnaires such as the Youth Self-Report, version 1991 [ 2]) at the juvenile justice institution.
Few data exist on factors that predict success during the behavioral interview component of the residency application process.
