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1. Goals and planning
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1.1 Goal setting (behavior)
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The PT guided the patient in setting a goal for regular walking or bicycling in order to improve overall health.
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1.3 Goal setting (outcome)
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The PT guided the patient in setting a goal in terms of weight loss.
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2. Feedback and monitoring
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2.2 Feedback on behavior
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2
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The PT made suggestions to the patient, who had performed her aqua exercise at too high intensity.
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4. Shaping knowledge
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4.1 Instruction on how to perform the behavior
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9
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The PT instructed the patient in a home-based exercise program.
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5. Natural consequences
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5.1 Information about health consequences
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12
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The PT informed the patient about the positive consequences of muscle strength exercise in osteoarthritis.
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7. Associations
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7.1 Prompts/cues
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The PT discussed with the patient how to use a daily activity as a reminder of the home-exercises she was to perform
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8. Repetition and substitution
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8.1 Behavioral practice/rehearsal
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The PT asked the patient to repeat and demonstrate the exercises she had been instructed to do in order to remember them better.
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