THUIAR/MMLA-Datasets · Datasets at Hugging Face

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22_12	Mm. Because even though it's important to you, maybe they don't know it's important to you.	reflection	communication behavior
22_14	Is that what you're saying? Yes?	question	communication behavior
22_16	And you want them to know?	question	communication behavior
22_18	Uh-huh.	other	communication behavior
22_20	Okay.	other	communication behavior
22_22	Okay.	other	communication behavior
22_24	Uh-huh.	other	communication behavior
22_26	Right. So, right now, it really is important to you to put the family values first? And religion is still very important to you, but you feel like maybe you're losing faith a little bit?	reflection	communication behavior
22_28	Uh-huh.	other	communication behavior
22_30	Because you know that other people experience it too.	reflection	communication behavior
22_32	So, you know it's normal.	reflection	communication behavior
22_34	But sometimes it's not something that people talk about.	reflection	communication behavior
22_36	Especially in the church.	reflection	communication behavior
22_38	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
22_40	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
22_42	And it sounds like right now you're at a place of acceptance about that also.	reflection	communication behavior
22_44	Uh, that it's okay with you, and you-you know that it's gonna change because that's been your, uh, experience.	reflection	communication behavior
22_46	You've done numerous values clarification handouts and every time they're different-	reflection	communication behavior
22_48	-so you know that it's going to change.	reflection	communication behavior
22_50	And you accept that?	question	communication behavior
22_52	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
22_54	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
22_56	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
22_58	Yes.	other	communication behavior
22_60	I really applaud you for being open-minded enough to realize that where you are now is not necessarily where you are, that you don't have to always have it be the same.	other	communication behavior
23_0	Hi, Hannah. Nice to meet you.	other	communication behavior
23_2	So I understand that you were referred to me by your GP because you've been experiencing some anxiety difficulties.	other	communication behavior
23_4	Okay.	other	communication behavior
23_6	Okay. Is this the first time that you've left home?	question	communication behavior
23_8	Okay. So it has been quite a big step and a big change and it sounds like that that was what led you to go to your GP.	reflection	communication behavior
23_10	So how has that, uh, changed things for you?	question	communication behavior
23_12	Okay. So how do you feel about being here today?	question	communication behavior
23_14	Okay. So you'd, you're feeling a little bit anxious about today.	reflection	communication behavior
23_16	Okay. So I guess just going back to why you went to the GP and how you've ended up kind of coming here today. So it sounds like you've been experiencing anxiety for quite a few years. Um, but just recently you moved out of home for the first time and, um, and that was what kind of led you to go to the GP. So how did that change things? How were things after you moved out?	reflection	communication behavior
23_18	Okay. So what other kinds of difficulties that you have been experiencing?	question	communication behavior
23_20	Okay. So you said that, um, your difficulties are getting in the way of you doing certain things. So they're, they're stopping you from taking up kind of certain types of work and as a freelance photographer, I guess that- that can be kind of a problem. And they're also stopping you or you feel like it's stunting you, uh, socially. You're not kind of able to make new friends and get to meet new people.	reflection	communication behavior
23_22	So you're kind of worried about how, where this is going to lead to.	reflection	communication behavior
23_24	So you said that you first noticed the anxiety kicking in about five or six years ago.	reflection	communication behavior
23_26	So you would have been about 19.	reflection	communication behavior
23_28	And what was happening around that time?	question	communication behavior
23_30	What kind of work is the most difficult for you in your job?	question	communication behavior
23_32	So I guess, tell me a bit more about what happens then. So let's focus on maybe an invitation to do a job with, uh, you know, it's going to involve, uh, photography with- with a group of people and you're going to have to have social interaction. What kind of thoughts go through your head?	question	communication behavior
23_34	Okay. So it sounds like you have quite a lot of thoughts rushing through your head then at the point where you get that invitation and you think, "People will look, people will stare, people will think I'm a weirdo." So there's quite a lot about what you- what you think other the people will think. And how does that make you feel?	reflection	communication behavior
23_36	Okay. Can you give me an example of a-a recent situation? Maybe we can focus on that.	question	communication behavior
23_38	Yeah, time when you were maybe doing a job with some people and you felt the social anxiety, you know, that you're describing, you felt that kick in.	other	communication behavior
23_40	It's quite interesting. Was that a fashion shoot or something?	question	communication behavior
23_42	Okay.	other	communication behavior
23_44	So it wasn't what you expected?	reflection	communication behavior
23_46	So how long ago was that?	question	communication behavior
23_48	Okay. So it was quite recent.	reflection	communication behavior
23_50	So on that particular day, what were the thoughts that you had in your head when you were in that situation?	question	communication behavior
23_52	I can tell you're getting kind of anxious, even just thinking about that day.	reflection	communication behavior
23_54	Okay. So you're describing quite a lot there to me. So you're saying that you, you kind of got hot and sweaty, you said that you- you held the camera.	reflection	communication behavior
23_56	W-what was, do you mean you kind of try to hide behind it or?	question	communication behavior
23_58	So you're holding the camera very tightly.	reflection	communication behavior
23_60	W-why was that? Why was that helpful?	question	communication behavior
23_62	Okay. So, okay. So it sounds like you had a lot of thoughts going through your head. Um, you said that you're worried that everyone's looking at you. What other thoughts were there that were in your mind?	reflection	communication behavior
23_64	They could tell what—	question	communication behavior
23_66	Oh, it was all-all that they could see that-that was-	reflection	communication behavior
23_68	Okay.	other	communication behavior
23_70	So, I mean, you've already described it to me a little bit, but if you think about how you looked that day, how'd-how'd you say, how'd you think you looked?	question	communication behavior
23_72	Okay and what-what did you do about-- How did you try and conceal that or hide that?	question	communication behavior
23_74	So you avoided looking at people. It sounds like you wore black as well in kind of preparation anyway.	reflection	communication behavior
23_76	Okay and how did it end?	question	communication behavior
23_78	Okay.	other	communication behavior
24_0	Hey, can I help you?	question	communication behavior
24_2	So your workplaces went smoke-free and you're not too pleased, huh?	reflection	communication behavior
24_4	Okay. Tell me a little bit about how smoking fits in your day. It'll help with the—	question	communication behavior
24_6	Okay. So you feel like, right now, smoking's a pretty important part of your life. It's not something you're ready to change, but if the time came when you did decide to quit, you feel pretty confident that you could go ahead and do that.	reflection	communication behavior
24_8	Okay. What makes you so confident?	question	communication behavior
24_10	Mm-hmm. And so in terms of, uh, uh, readiness to actually go ahead and make a quit attempt, where do you think you fall on the scale of 1 to 10, where one is, I'm not considering it at all, and 10 is, I'm definitely ready, I wanna quit.	question	communication behavior
24_12	Okay. What made you say two instead of one?	question	communication behavior
24_14	Well, there are a lot of products available now that can actually help you curb that urge to smoke. We have products that can help to replace nicotine, which can help to decrease withdrawal symptoms that you might experience when quitting or cutting down and also some medications that your doctor could prescribe for you that might take away even some of the desire to smoke.	therapist_input	communication behavior
24_16	Sure. And back to that scale, you mentioned, you said you were a two. What do you think it would take to move you up to a four or five?	question	communication behavior
24_18	Sure. I wonder if now that your workplace is going smoke-free, if there will be some people at work who planning to quit.	question	communication behavior
24_20	Okay. Well, it sounds like you're really here just for information today. I'm happy to help you pick out some of these products if and when you decide that the time is right for you.	therapist_input	communication behavior
25_0	So, Liz, what's something that you'd like to change or maybe that you're feeling two ways about right now?	question	communication behavior
25_2	Okay, and-and why would you want to make this change?	question	communication behavior
25_4	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
25_6	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
25_8	Yeah. So, you're not feeling comfortable with the way that, you said, your clothes fit.	reflection	communication behavior
25_10	What are some of the reasons why, um, it would be good for you to kinda make this change?	question	communication behavior
25_12	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
25_14	So, to heal-- feel healthy for yourself as well be a good role model for your kids?	reflection	communication behavior
25_16	So, if you did decide to get exercising more into your daily routine, how would you go about doing it?	question	communication behavior
25_18	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
25_20	So, it's that balance of doing something for yourself, but it sounds like you don't want that schedule to affect too much into your family routine.	reflection	communication behavior
25_22	So, on a scale from 1 to 10, 1 being not important and 10 being very important, where would you rate yourself on how important it is to start exercising more?	question	communication behavior
25_24	Okay, and how come not at like a five or a six?	question	communication behavior
25_26	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
25_28	So, to summarize, it's important for you to do this. You're starting to feel sluggish, you're not feeling healthy, and you know that you've got other people in your family watching you, and you want to be a good role model for them to know that this is gonna be just a part of your life, is your exercise. Yet for you, you're struggling just a little with the logistics of when to schedule time for you so it doesn't interfere too much with your family.	reflection	communication behavior
25_30	So, knowing this, what do you think you'll do next?	question	communication behavior
25_32	That's great. It sounds like you've got some options and leads on how- on how to get that done.	reflection	communication behavior
26_0	So what's been going on?	question	communication behavior
26_2	All right. yeah, I was told that you're phone calls was taken away	reflection	communication behavior
26_4	What-what happened?	question	communication behavior
26_6	Okay. yeah, it was weird when I, uh, got that report because for the most part since you've been here, uh, you'd been like, uh, model-model resident, uh, always making their bed, uh, been pretty, uh, respectful of the staff, of all the other residents. So, uh, is it something to do with you getting out in three weeks? It must be pretty hard.	reflection	communication behavior
26_8	Mm-hmm. Yeah, you used to have contact with your mom, you know, almost every other night and now for just about a week, you haven't even gotten to talk to her. I can imagine that being pretty difficult. I remember you saying something about like your dad's birthday coming up?	reflection	communication behavior
26_10	Okay.	other	communication behavior
26_12	Like I said, it's been, um, a long time and this is basically the first time that we've seen this behavior from you, so I know for a lot of other guys right before they get out, uh, a lot of anxiety, a lot of frustration comes around because they haven't been out in a while and then like the pressures of being on the outside are starting to settle in. So is that something might be going on with you?	reflection	communication behavior

22_12

Mm. Because even though it's important to you, maybe they don't know it's important to you.

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communication behavior

22_14

Is that what you're saying? Yes?

question

communication behavior

22_16

And you want them to know?

question

communication behavior

22_18

Uh-huh.

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22_20

Okay.

other

communication behavior

22_22

Okay.

other

communication behavior

22_24

Uh-huh.

other

communication behavior

22_26

Right. So, right now, it really is important to you to put the family values first? And religion is still very important to you, but you feel like maybe you're losing faith a little bit?

reflection

communication behavior

22_28

Uh-huh.

other

communication behavior

22_30

Because you know that other people experience it too.

reflection

communication behavior

22_32

So, you know it's normal.

reflection

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22_34

But sometimes it's not something that people talk about.

reflection

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22_36

Especially in the church.

reflection

communication behavior

22_38

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

22_40

Yeah.

other

communication behavior

22_42

And it sounds like right now you're at a place of acceptance about that also.

reflection

communication behavior

22_44

Uh, that it's okay with you, and you-you know that it's gonna change because that's been your, uh, experience.

reflection

communication behavior

22_46

You've done numerous values clarification handouts and every time they're different-

reflection

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22_48

-so you know that it's going to change.

reflection

communication behavior

22_50

And you accept that?

question

communication behavior

22_52

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

22_54

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

22_56

Yeah.

other

communication behavior

22_58

Yes.

other

communication behavior

22_60

I really applaud you for being open-minded enough to realize that where you are now is not necessarily where you are, that you don't have to always have it be the same.

other

communication behavior

23_0

Hi, Hannah. Nice to meet you.

other

communication behavior

23_2

So I understand that you were referred to me by your GP because you've been experiencing some anxiety difficulties.

other

communication behavior

23_4

Okay.

other

communication behavior

23_6

Okay. Is this the first time that you've left home?

question

communication behavior

23_8

Okay. So it has been quite a big step and a big change and it sounds like that that was what led you to go to your GP.

reflection

communication behavior

23_10

So how has that, uh, changed things for you?

question

communication behavior

23_12

Okay. So how do you feel about being here today?

question

communication behavior

23_14

Okay. So you'd, you're feeling a little bit anxious about today.

reflection

communication behavior

23_16

Okay. So I guess just going back to why you went to the GP and how you've ended up kind of coming here today. So it sounds like you've been experiencing anxiety for quite a few years. Um, but just recently you moved out of home for the first time and, um, and that was what kind of led you to go to the GP. So how did that change things? How were things after you moved out?

reflection

communication behavior

23_18

Okay. So what other kinds of difficulties that you have been experiencing?

question

communication behavior

23_20

Okay. So you said that, um, your difficulties are getting in the way of you doing certain things. So they're, they're stopping you from taking up kind of certain types of work and as a freelance photographer, I guess that- that can be kind of a problem. And they're also stopping you or you feel like it's stunting you, uh, socially. You're not kind of able to make new friends and get to meet new people.

reflection

communication behavior

23_22

So you're kind of worried about how, where this is going to lead to.

reflection

communication behavior

23_24

So you said that you first noticed the anxiety kicking in about five or six years ago.

reflection

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23_26

So you would have been about 19.

reflection

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23_28

And what was happening around that time?

question

communication behavior

23_30

What kind of work is the most difficult for you in your job?

question

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23_32

So I guess, tell me a bit more about what happens then. So let's focus on maybe an invitation to do a job with, uh, you know, it's going to involve, uh, photography with- with a group of people and you're going to have to have social interaction. What kind of thoughts go through your head?

question

communication behavior

23_34

Okay. So it sounds like you have quite a lot of thoughts rushing through your head then at the point where you get that invitation and you think, "People will look, people will stare, people will think I'm a weirdo." So there's quite a lot about what you- what you think other the people will think. And how does that make you feel?

reflection

communication behavior

23_36

Okay. Can you give me an example of a-a recent situation? Maybe we can focus on that.

question

communication behavior

23_38

Yeah, time when you were maybe doing a job with some people and you felt the social anxiety, you know, that you're describing, you felt that kick in.

other

communication behavior

23_40

It's quite interesting. Was that a fashion shoot or something?

question

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23_42

Okay.

other

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23_44

So it wasn't what you expected?

reflection

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23_46

So how long ago was that?

question

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23_48

Okay. So it was quite recent.

reflection

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23_50

So on that particular day, what were the thoughts that you had in your head when you were in that situation?

question

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23_52

I can tell you're getting kind of anxious, even just thinking about that day.

reflection

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23_54

Okay. So you're describing quite a lot there to me. So you're saying that you, you kind of got hot and sweaty, you said that you- you held the camera.

reflection

communication behavior

23_56

W-what was, do you mean you kind of try to hide behind it or?

question

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23_58

So you're holding the camera very tightly.

reflection

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23_60

W-why was that? Why was that helpful?

question

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23_62

Okay. So, okay. So it sounds like you had a lot of thoughts going through your head. Um, you said that you're worried that everyone's looking at you. What other thoughts were there that were in your mind?

reflection

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23_64

They could tell what—

question

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23_66

Oh, it was all-all that they could see that-that was-

reflection

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23_68

Okay.

other

communication behavior

23_70

So, I mean, you've already described it to me a little bit, but if you think about how you looked that day, how'd-how'd you say, how'd you think you looked?

question

communication behavior

23_72

Okay and what-what did you do about-- How did you try and conceal that or hide that?

question

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23_74

So you avoided looking at people. It sounds like you wore black as well in kind of preparation anyway.

reflection

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23_76

Okay and how did it end?

question

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23_78

Okay.

other

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24_0

Hey, can I help you?

question

communication behavior

24_2

So your workplaces went smoke-free and you're not too pleased, huh?

reflection

communication behavior

24_4

Okay. Tell me a little bit about how smoking fits in your day. It'll help with the—

question

communication behavior

24_6

Okay. So you feel like, right now, smoking's a pretty important part of your life. It's not something you're ready to change, but if the time came when you did decide to quit, you feel pretty confident that you could go ahead and do that.

reflection

communication behavior

24_8

Okay. What makes you so confident?

question

communication behavior

24_10

Mm-hmm. And so in terms of, uh, uh, readiness to actually go ahead and make a quit attempt, where do you think you fall on the scale of 1 to 10, where one is, I'm not considering it at all, and 10 is, I'm definitely ready, I wanna quit.

question

communication behavior

24_12

Okay. What made you say two instead of one?

question

communication behavior

24_14

Well, there are a lot of products available now that can actually help you curb that urge to smoke. We have products that can help to replace nicotine, which can help to decrease withdrawal symptoms that you might experience when quitting or cutting down and also some medications that your doctor could prescribe for you that might take away even some of the desire to smoke.

therapist_input

communication behavior

24_16

Sure. And back to that scale, you mentioned, you said you were a two. What do you think it would take to move you up to a four or five?

question

communication behavior

24_18

Sure. I wonder if now that your workplace is going smoke-free, if there will be some people at work who planning to quit.

question

communication behavior

24_20

Okay. Well, it sounds like you're really here just for information today. I'm happy to help you pick out some of these products if and when you decide that the time is right for you.

therapist_input

communication behavior

25_0

So, Liz, what's something that you'd like to change or maybe that you're feeling two ways about right now?

question

communication behavior

25_2

Okay, and-and why would you want to make this change?

question

communication behavior

25_4

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

25_6

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

25_8

Yeah. So, you're not feeling comfortable with the way that, you said, your clothes fit.

reflection

communication behavior

25_10

What are some of the reasons why, um, it would be good for you to kinda make this change?

question

communication behavior

25_12

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

25_14

So, to heal-- feel healthy for yourself as well be a good role model for your kids?

reflection

communication behavior

25_16

So, if you did decide to get exercising more into your daily routine, how would you go about doing it?

question

communication behavior

25_18

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

25_20

So, it's that balance of doing something for yourself, but it sounds like you don't want that schedule to affect too much into your family routine.

reflection

communication behavior

25_22

So, on a scale from 1 to 10, 1 being not important and 10 being very important, where would you rate yourself on how important it is to start exercising more?

question

communication behavior

25_24

Okay, and how come not at like a five or a six?

question

communication behavior

25_26

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

25_28

So, to summarize, it's important for you to do this. You're starting to feel sluggish, you're not feeling healthy, and you know that you've got other people in your family watching you, and you want to be a good role model for them to know that this is gonna be just a part of your life, is your exercise. Yet for you, you're struggling just a little with the logistics of when to schedule time for you so it doesn't interfere too much with your family.

reflection

communication behavior

25_30

So, knowing this, what do you think you'll do next?

question

communication behavior

25_32

That's great. It sounds like you've got some options and leads on how- on how to get that done.

reflection

communication behavior

26_0

So what's been going on?

question

communication behavior

26_2

All right. yeah, I was told that you're phone calls was taken away

reflection

communication behavior

26_4

What-what happened?

question

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26_6

Okay. yeah, it was weird when I, uh, got that report because for the most part since you've been here, uh, you'd been like, uh, model-model resident, uh, always making their bed, uh, been pretty, uh, respectful of the staff, of all the other residents. So, uh, is it something to do with you getting out in three weeks? It must be pretty hard.

reflection

communication behavior

26_8

Mm-hmm. Yeah, you used to have contact with your mom, you know, almost every other night and now for just about a week, you haven't even gotten to talk to her. I can imagine that being pretty difficult. I remember you saying something about like your dad's birthday coming up?

reflection

communication behavior

26_10

Okay.

other

communication behavior

26_12

Like I said, it's been, um, a long time and this is basically the first time that we've seen this behavior from you, so I know for a lot of other guys right before they get out, uh, a lot of anxiety, a lot of frustration comes around because they haven't been out in a while and then like the pressures of being on the outside are starting to settle in. So is that something might be going on with you?

reflection

communication behavior