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The Motivational Climate and Intrinsic Motivation in the Rehabilitation Setting
Journal of Sport Rehabilitation, 2018Context: The motivational climate created by the athletic trainer in rehabilitation may be critical in influencing athletes’ intrinsic motivation and other psychosocial outcomes in the rehabilitation and the recovery processes. Objective: To examine intercollege athletes’ perceptions of the motivational climate in the rehabilitation setting ...
Rachel E, Brinkman-Majewski +1 more
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Motivating the Geriatric Patient for Rehabilitation
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1983Geriatric patients often appear unmotivated for rehabilitation, and “poor motivation” is frequently the reason given for excluding them from rehabilitation programs. However, these patients may actually be impeded by specific obstacles to the development of motivation.
K A, Hesse, E W, Campion
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MOTIVATIONS IN THE REHABILITATION OF PARAPLEGICS
Archives of Neurology And Psychiatry, 1951MANY medical specialists 1 believe that the rehabilitation of paraplegic patients needs to be supplemented with vocational counseling and training for work as soon as possible. Early vocational training has been found to facilitate rehabilitation. 2 It is generally believed that the higher the level of the spinal cord injury, the greater will be the ...
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Designing motivational games for stroke rehabilitation
2014 7th International Conference on Human System Interactions (HSI), 2014Motivation plays in important role in rehabilitation after stroke. Multi-modal games can provide an engaging and interactive platform to motivate people to actively participate in the therapy. Designing games for rehabilitation requires input from both multiple stakeholders such as the medical, bioengineering and game design fields.
Nauman Shah +2 more
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Characteristics and Motives of Volunteers in Wildlife Rehabilitation
Psychological Reports, 1996Although wildlife rehabilitation relies heavily on volunteers, the characteristics and motivations of such volunteer workers have not been studied. 80 volunteers from three San Francisco Bay Area Rehabilitation Centers, were interviewed about their preferences in working with animals and people, their methods of dealing with grief and failure over ...
A H, Kidd, R M, Kidd, R L, Zasloff
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Motivational Orientation of People Participating in Vocational Rehabilitation
Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation, 2014The task of vocational rehabilitation is to support the employee's chances of continuing in working life. The study aimed to examine the motivational orientation of people participating in vocational rehabilitation and to find out what characteristics of the clients, their life situation, and their beliefs and perceptions were associated with it.A mail
Kristiina, Härkäpää +2 more
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Motivation and Rehabilitation in Older Patients
2017The chapter discusses the importance of an integrated approach in rehabilitating old patients. Geriatric patients undergoing post-acute rehabilitation are seldom characterized by one single somatic problem. Clinicians generally face various interrelated factors that can play a key role in the success of the rehabilitative process.
Carine Federspiel, Jean-Paul Steinmetz
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Improving Motivation in Wrist Rehabilitation Therapies
2019Rehabilitation encompasses a wide variety of activities aimed at reducing the impact of injuries and disabilities by applying different exercises. Frequently, such exercises are carried out at home as a repetition of the same movements or tasks to achieve both motor learning and the necessary cortical changes.
Miguel A. Teruel +4 more
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The Role of Motivation in Rehabilitation
1988The rehabilitation of cognitive disabilities involves active participation in what are often long, tedious and repetitive activities. Thus, it becomes very evident that a great deal of effort and cooperation is required of the patient. Motivation, therefore, is a very important factor in achieving successful rehabilitation (Anderson, Bourestom ...
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Theoretical aspects of goal-setting and motivation in rehabilitation
Disability and Rehabilitation, 2004The purpose of this article is to provide rehabilitation theorists and researchers with an introduction to some key theories of goals and motivation from the field of social cognition and to argue for increased dialogue between the two disciplines.The use of goals and goal-setting in rehabilitation is briefly surveyed and the somewhat ambivalent ...
Richard J, Siegert, William J, Taylor
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