Deferring healthcare decisions to family and friends

Searching health misinformation on the internet

Seeking clarification and asking questions

Choosing meaningful and realistic goals

Asking about distress associated with the condition.

Ascertaining motivation to deal with the disease.

Building rapport.

Checking adherence to the treatment as prescribed.

Around 4... increasing your motivation is a priority to get you on track.

Why haven't you chosen 10?

You have some confidence, but not much.

What is important to you when deciding on that score?

Face-to-face (e.g., in-person interview)

All of the above

At-a-distance (e.g., telephone, text message)

Print materials (leaflets, worksheets)

Leading or directive question

Focused or closed-ended question

Circular question

Open-ended question.

Social comparison

Demonstration of the behaviour

Problem solving

Instruction on how to perform a behaviour

Making evidence-based decisions to ensure that persons receive high-quality care.

Having the person make all decisions regarding their health and healthcare.

A philosophy that encourages holistic healing by following traditional and complementary practices.

Providing care respectful of and responsive to individual preferences, needs, and values.

To ensure that interventions can be accurately described and consistently implemented across different settings.

To ensure that all behaviour change techniques are complex and multifaceted.

To ensure that the techniques are innovative and unique to each individual.

To limit the use of the taxonomy to only clinical settings.

Can you think of issues that prevent you from stopping smoking?

What makes you adopt a sedentary lifestyle?

Is lack of motivation causing non-compliance with the prescribed medicines?

Considering your blood glucose levels, can you list reasons that make you eat sugar-dense foods?

Adding objects to the environment.

Instruction on how to perform a behaviour.

Goal setting (behaviour).

Information about health consequences.