An interventionist is using motivational interviewing to help a client get more physically active

An interventionist is using motivational interviewing to help a client get more physically active. The client says, "I do not know how I will fit exercise into my busy schedule." According to motivational interviewing, what is this statement an example of? a. Barrier to becoming active b. Change talk c. Sustain talk d. Discrepancy 30) Name the 3 (out of 5) "Big Five/Five Factor Personality Dimensions" that are related to physical activity. Pick 2 and describe/explain that relationship – be sure to indicate the direction of the relationship (positive or negative) and what that means (e.g., being more X means you are more likely to engage in PA compared to someone with less X or vice versa. Then pick 1 of the 3 and explain why/how that personality dimension would lead to more exercise or PA. 31) Using Eysenck’s personality theory discuss the biological basis behind introversion and extroversion. 32) Name the three personality like constructs I examined in my study of wheelchair basketball players that I used to predict life satisfaction and sport engagement. What construct of the 3 had the most support and why? 33) What is the difference between traits and states? 34) Using my and colleagues research study on obese women who engage in a running program explain how the results support a multi-dimensional model of self-concept?