Think Again - Chapter 7 Quiz

What was the initial reaction of Joseph Kony's camp to Betty Bigombe's offer to negotiate in Chapter 7 of 'Think Again'?

Question Answer Choices They were indifferent to the offer. They were initially insulted by the idea of negotiating with a woman. They were confused by the offer. They were immediately supportive of the idea.

What was the result of disallowing children of anti-vaccine mothers from attending school in Chapter 7 of 'Think Again'?

Question Answer Choices It caused widespread backlash. It yielded no effect. It led to legal challenges. It resulted in higher vaccination rates.

What assumption does motivational interviewing begin with in Chapter 7 of 'Think Again'?

Question Answer Choices A person’s problem starts from ignorance. A person’s problem starts from ambivalence. A person’s problem starts from denial. A person’s problem starts from misinformation.

What was the outcome when attempts were made to criminally prosecute negligent mothers in Chapter 7 of 'Think Again'?

Question Answer Choices It led to a significant increase in vaccinations. It caused a public outcry and protests. It yielded no effect. It resulted in a decrease in vaccine skepticism.

What does the practitioner work to raise when the patient starts to contemplate change in motivational interviewing, as described in Chapter 7 of 'Think Again'?

Question Answer Choices The patient’s anxiety level. The patient’s interest level. The patient’s knowledge level. The patient’s confidence level.

Which method proved effective in persuading anti-vaccine mothers in Chapter 7 of 'Think Again'?

Question Answer Choices Educational campaigns School attendance bans Motivational interviewing Criminal prosecution

What is the final step in motivational interviewing once the patient starts to contemplate change, as described in Chapter 7 of 'Think Again'?

Question Answer Choices Providing them with a detailed plan of action. Exploring the different steps they can take to autonomously attain the desired outcome. Analyzing the risks and benefits of their choices. Encouraging them to seek professional help.

What does motivational interviewing encourage practitioners to shift from, as described in Chapter 7 of 'Think Again'?

Question Answer Choices A paternalistic attitude to a collaborative one. A passive attitude to an active one. A collaborative attitude to an authoritative one. An emotional approach to a logical one.

What is the first step in motivational interviewing according to Chapter 7 of 'Think Again'?

Question Answer Choices Encouraging the patient to trust the practitioner. Asking the patient about their personal understanding of their situation. Providing the patient with factual information. Explaining the benefits of changing their behavior.

What is the purpose of motivational interviewing as described in Chapter 7 of 'Think Again'?

Question Answer Choices To educate people with authoritative information. To help people recognize their own motivations and obstacles toward change. To provide people with emotional support. To persuade people through logical arguments.