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Eliciting and Strengthening Change Talk
Pros and Cons Example
Pros and Cons Example
What are benefits of not changing?
What are the costs of not changing?
What are the costs of changing?
What are the benefits of changing?
To
elicit and strengthen change talk
also consider using
ask evocative questions
,
importance ruler
,
confidence ruler
,
request elaboration
,
query extremes
,
looking back
, and
looking forward
.
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