AI health coach goal revision after a setback

End-of-lesson check

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1. A health coach wants to use an AI tool after a client misses a walking goal of 10,000 steps daily. Which task is an appropriate use of the AI tool?

   1. Diagnosing whether the client has exercise anxiety or depression
   2. Drafting a revised smaller goal that is observable within one week
   3. Replacing the need for a follow-up conversation with the client
   4. Selecting the exact behavior change the client is ready for

2. A coach receives an AI-generated check-in message and notices it sounds somewhat generic. What is the best course of action?

   1. Rewrite it to include the client's personal history and current circumstances
   2. Discard it and write a completely new message from scratch
   3. Ask the AI to make it sound more like the coach
   4. Send it anyway since the AI generated it

3. Which of the following is TRUE about what AI can do to assist a health coach after a client misses a goal?

   1. AI can determine whether the client is ready for change
   2. AI can rewrite a failed goal into a smaller, observable behavior
   3. AI can replace the coach's judgment about what goal is appropriate
   4. AI can diagnose underlying psychological barriers

4. A client has missed their goal of completely eliminating sugary drinks for three weeks. What would be an appropriate smaller goal the AI might suggest?

   1. Replace sugary drinks with diet sodas to satisfy the sweet craving
   2. Eliminate all sugary drinks starting immediately and track every craving
   3. Reduce sugary drink consumption to no more than two per week for the next seven days
   4. Only drink sugary drinks on weekends to create a new habit

5. A health coach is using an AI tool to help with a client who recently relapsed after two months of progress. Why must the coach still conduct the actual check-in conversation?

   1. AI cannot legally communicate with clients
   2. Clients only trust human coaches, not AI
   3. The coach needs to hear the client's tone and see their facial expressions to gauge readiness
   4. AI has already done all the necessary work

6. Which question style would an AI most likely suggest to help a health coach use motivational interviewing techniques?

   1. Are you going to try harder next week?
   2. How do you feel about what happened with your goal this week?
   3. Did you miss your goal because you were too busy?
   4. Did you follow your plan exactly as written?

7. A health coach receives three AI-generated open-ended questions to ask a client. One question is: 'What obstacles got in the way of your goal this week?' Why is this question useful?

   1. It forces the client to admit failure
   2. It tells the client exactly what to do next
   3. It helps the client reflect on barriers without judgment and identifies solutions
   4. It allows the client to blame external factors

8. In the SMART framework, what does the 'R' stand for?

   1. Reasonable
   2. Realistic
   3. Relevant
   4. Both Reasonable and Realistic are acceptable interpretations

9. A client tells their health coach they missed their goal of exercising five days per week. The coach uses an AI tool to draft a check-in message. What should the coach NOT do?

   1. Use the AI draft as a starting point
   2. Send the AI-generated message without any modifications
   3. Add personal touches that reflect the client's unique situation
   4. Review the message for accuracy before sending

10. A health coach notices the AI suggested a goal of 'exercise for 30 minutes daily' but the client previously struggled with any physical activity. What is the primary concern?

    1. The AI made the goal too easy
    2. The AI should have suggested a different exercise type
    3. The AI selected a goal the client is not ready for
    4. The goal should be longer to challenge the client

11. What is a key limitation of using AI to generate check-in messages for health coaching clients?

    1. AI cannot write complete sentences
    2. AI lacks knowledge about this specific client's history and preferences
    3. AI cannot generate messages longer than three sentences
    4. AI always uses an inappropriate tone

12. After a client misses a milestone, what does reframing the goal into a smaller step help prevent?

    1. The need for future check-ins
    2. The client from feeling any disappointment
    3. The client from becoming discouraged and abandoning their efforts entirely
    4. Legal issues for the coach

13. A health coach asks an AI tool to suggest three motivational interviewing questions. The AI suggests: 'Did you fail because you lacked motivation?' Why would a coach want to modify this question?

    1. It uses motivational interviewing correctly
    2. It accurately describes the situation
    3. It is too long for clients to understand
    4. It is a closed-ended question that invites defensiveness

14. The lesson emphasizes that AI should draft a check-in message that is warm and non-judgmental. Why is non-judgmental language particularly important after a client misses a goal?

    1. It is required by healthcare regulations
    2. It helps maintain the therapeutic alliance and encourages honest communication
    3. It reduces the legal liability for the coach
    4. It makes the client feel the coach does not care about the failure

15. Which statement best describes why AI cannot fully replace a health coach in goal revision after a setback?

    1. AI lacks the ability to build and maintain a therapeutic relationship with the client
    2. AI is not advanced enough to write messages
    3. Health coaches lack the skills to use AI tools
    4. AI is too expensive for most coaching practices