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What is the Transtheoretical Model of Behavior Change?

The five stages of change model, developed by Dr. Prochaska, provide coaches with an understanding of how and when behaviors can be altered and why clients may struggle, fail, or quit.
Name the five stages of the TMBC
- Precontemplation (Not ready for change)
- Contemplation (Thinking about change)
- Perception (Preparing for action)
- Action (Taking action)
- Maintenance (Mantaining a good behavior)
Name ten skills to use for people in precontemplation...
- Listening
- Empaty
- Acceptance
- Inquiry
- Reflection
- Affirmation
- Reframing
- Sharing
- Brainstorming (Sorting barriors for 'I can't' people)
- MI (AI for 'I can't' people)
Name thirteen skills to use for people in contemplation
- Listening
- Empathy
- Acceptance
- Inquiry
- Reflection
- Affirmation
- Reframing
- Sharing
- Brainstorming
- AI
- MI
- Self efficacy and Self esteem
Name twelve skills to use for people in preparation
- Listening
- Empathy
- Inquiry
- Reflection
- Affirmation
- AI
- Brainstorming
- Experimenting
- Committing
- Honoring
- Testing
- Scheduling
Name nine skills to use for people in action
- Listening
- Inquiry
- Reflection
- Affirmation
- Inspiration
- Normalizing
- Calibrating
- Reengineering
- Environmental design
Name eight skills to use for people in Maintence
- Listening
- Inquiry
- Reflection
- Affirmation
- Inspiration
- Modeling Improvisation
- Creativity
- Intrinsic rewards
Name five cognitive processes in the process of change
- Getting information
- Being moved emotionally
- Considering how your behavior affects others
- Selfi-image
- Social norms
Name five behavioral processes in the process of change
- Making a commitment
- Using cues
- Using substitution
- Social support
- Rewards
Name three Decisional Balance questions people can ask when thinking about changing a behavior
- Why do I want to try and change the behavior? (pros)
- Why shouldn't I try to change the behavior? (cons)
- What would it take for me to change the behavior? What's my strategy to overcome my cons?)
Define: Operant Conditioning

Learning through positive and negative reinforcement, it is a form of learning that takes place when an instace of spontaneous behavior is either reinforced or discourage by its consequences
Mount Lasting Change: Vision Level
What are the Five building blocks?
- Self-awareness and responsibility
- Strengths
- Values
- Benefits and information
- Challenges and strategies
Mount Lasting Change: Preparation Level
What are the four building blocks?
- Confidence
- Commitment
- Support
- Plan
Mount Lasting Change: Action Level
What are the three building blocks?
- Behavioral steps
- Problem solving
- Rewards
Mount Lasting Change: Results Level
What are the two building blocks?
- Lasting Change
- Relapse prevention
Mount Lasting Change: The Real Me =?

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Wellness Coaching Chapter 3

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Coaching Psychology Manual Chapter 3

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