Examining client self-exploration in motivational interviewing: Preliminary psychometrics of an observational rating measure.
Examining client self-exploration in motivational interviewing: Preliminary psychometrics of an observational rating measure.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jsat.2021.108345
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发表时间:
2021-10
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
Colby SM
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作者:
Lee CS;Magill M;Figuereo VJ;Jackson K;Colby SM
We examine in-session self-exploration among Latinx heavy drinkers who received a motivational interview (MI) to reduce heavy drinking. The goals of this study are to report the validity and reliability of an adaptation of the Global Client Rating for Self-Exploration from the Motivational Interviewing Skill Code (MISC SE). The study measured the MISC SE as three subscales (Emotional, Cognitive, New Learning/Developing Discrepancy SE) to assess underlying processes that might allow for higher predictive validity in relation to behavioral change (drinking) outcomes. The study created a dichotomous variable, Personally Relevant Vulnerable Making (PR-VM), to distinguish the disclosure of particularly sensitive material related to drinking behavior. The study used the measure of Everyday Discrimination as a criterion variable for the PR-VM measure. The study collected observationally rated data for n = 158 participants. Subscales showed moderate correlations with the MISC SE (r = .421 to .574, p < .001). The MISC SE was not associated with number of drinking days or percent heavy drinking days at 3-month follow-up. Cognitive and New Learning/Developing Discrepancy SE were associated with fewer drinking days (r = –.247 to –.266, p < .005), and Cognitive SE was associated with percent heavy drinking days (r = –.169, p < .05), Subscale interrater reliability was comparable to the MISC SE (ICC = .72 to .86). The study observed higher mean scores on the Everyday Discrimination scale when session PR-VM was present than when not present (t (df = 118) = −3.02, p < .005). The subscale adaptation of the SE measure may provide a sensitive approach to understanding how self-exploration relates to behavior change in the context of MI.
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期刊:
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