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Eliciting and Strengthening Change Talk
Strategies to Elicit and Strengthen Change Talk
Strategies to Elicit and Strengthen Change Talk
Have the supervisee reconcile the
pros and cons
.
Ask evocative questions
.
Use the
importance ruler
.
Use the
confidence ruler
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Request elaboration
/Ask for specifics.
Querying extremes
/Ask about the best - and worst -case scenario.
Looking back
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Looking forward
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