“…MI with its nature (collaboration, evocation, and autonomy), principles (expressing empathy, developing discrepancy, Copyright rolling with resistance and supporting self-efficacy) and skills of motivational interviewing (open-ended questions, listening reflectively, summarizing, affirming and eliciting change talk) help resolve ambivalence, enhance motivation and promote behavioral changes (9)(10)(11). MI helps individuals identify their own values and goals and then reflect on their options to improve health (12,13). The efficacy of MI, for instance in enhancement of breast-feeding behavior and compliance with drug consumption, was approved in ample studies (14,15).…”