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Both motivational interviewing (MI) and self-determination theory (SDT) emphasise the importance of an individual's autonomy. SDT proposes that motivation is on a continuum with autonomous motivation (AM) at the self-determined end of the spectrum. Whether client speech reflects AM is not coded in MI process studies, however, as it is subsumed under the broader category of change talk (CT). We aimed to code naturalistic speech within MI sessions for HIV medication (antiretroviral) adherence according to whether expressed motivation was autonomous or controlled. We then assessed relationships between adherence and both autonomous/controlled motivational speech (AM/CM) and CT.

Coding Client Language in Motivational Interviewing for HIV Medication Adherence Using Self-Determination Theory