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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Functional Imagery training"”.
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Functional Imagery Training for Increasing Employee Psychological Resilience
… Study 6 then compares the intervention, Functional Imagery Training, to a waitlist control group in a pre-registered randomised trial to assess impact on employee resilience, quality of life, wellbeing, life satisfaction, and work-based outcomes. FIT encourages the development of …
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Enhancing Grit In Elite Athletes Through Functional Imagery Training
… From the phenomenological findings, a bespoke Functional Imagery Training (FIT) intervention is initially tailored to athletes and delivered (Study Three). With ceiling effects present from our performance athletes (and those in Study Two) on the Grit Scale, a modified Sporting Grit Scale (SGS) …
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Functional Imagery Training, a novel, theory-based motivational intervention for weight-loss
… investigates the acceptability and efficacy of Functional Imagery Training (FIT), a motivational intervention for weight-management. FIT is based on Elaborated Intrusion Theory, delivered in the style of Motivational interviewing (MI), and designed to promote sustained behaviour change and …
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The design and implementation of group based Functional Imagery Training for weight loss.
… that uses motivational interviewing and mental imagery to increase intrinsic motivation and helps people to work towards their goals. FIT has demonstrated merit on a 1:1 basis with people who want to lose weight. However, 1:1 counselling can be costly and time-consuming for healthcare settings …
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Creative Technologies for Behaviour Change
… using motivational interviewing (MI) and functional imagery training (FIT) scripts developed specifically for remote delivery. MI scripts aimed to develop discrepancy, evoke solutions and promote self-efficacy. FIT scripts included multi-sensory mental imagery exercises at key points in …
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Engaging Student Nurses in Lifestyle Management: The Role of Technology-Based Interventions and Mobile Health Applications
… evaluated the FITZ app, an mHealth tool based on Functional Imagery Training (FIT), against a control app (‘Best-You’) using standard behaviour change techniques. However, engagement with both tools was limited, highlighting persistent challenges in student uptake of optional digital …
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Using Social Robots to Deliver Behaviour Change Interventions
… such as Motivational Interviewing and Functional Imagery Training (FIT), due to their interactive design and a way to support the growing pressures on health sectors. This thesis builds on previous feasibility work but explores the use of the social robots to support students in …