Motivational interviewing techniques reflects which of the following premises?
1. Asking and listening are core communication skills needed when using motivational interviewing techniques.
2. This type of communication relies on the nurse's identification of the behavior needing to be changed.
3. This type of communication requires a nurse who can be directive and clear.
4. This type of communication is best used with an individual approach, rather than a family.
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1 Being able to actively listen and asking the client to identify the changes are guiding principles to motivational interviewing.
2 For an effective outcome, the patient or family, rather than the nurse, must identify the necessary change.
3 A nurse's communication technique is more guiding when motivational interviewing communication is used. Directing will create more resistance.
4 A family can participate in a motivational interview.
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