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And for the man who uses his glasses as an active piece of the fashion ensemble — which we recommend — there's even more to think about. There's a traditional school of thought that says glasses should be unobtrusive.

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The thinnest wire frames possible try to make the glasses vanish into your face and remove them from the visual impression altogether. The problem is that that's not really possible — you just become a man in thin glasses. That may not be the best look for every man's face. On some, it may even take a strong profile and make it look less striking. More modern fashions have embraced the idea of glasses as an expression of style the same as a necktie or a pocket square.

Shape and even color of frames can become a part of your visual identity. And for most men that's going to be the right choice — though like any accessory, it's important to keep the glasses in their place.

They should complement your style, not define it. A pair of glasses that's the most memorable thing about it risks becoming a novelty rather than a stylish accent. So exercise some restraint. Here's the basic rule for the shape of your glasses — figure out what your face is lacking, and get frames that provide it. If you have a very angular face with lots of lines and planes, you want rounded glasses to add some curves in there.

If you have a soft face with curving features, you'll do better in straight or angled glasses. That's the basic paradigm. Something angular and slimming is your best look for a round face. Flat, rectangular lenses will make your face appear longer and thinner, particularly if they sit high on your face. Thick frames look a little clunky on a round face, so keep the actual material thin.

Avoid coercion or guilt inducing phrases. Earlier you mentioned that you are finding it hard walking for long periods. For this week we could set a target of 15 minutes walking per day, how many days do you think you couldachieve that target in the next week? What time of day would suit you best for these exercises? Assessment Physiotherapists Baseline assessment Prior to randomization, all physiotherapists participating in the study will be asked to complete a series of questionnaires 10 minutes long.

Treatment phase assessment All physiotherapists will be provided with a Treatment Record and Adherence Assessment for each patient. Table 3 Outcome assessment timeline. Follow-up assessments Weeks 4, 12, and 24 Follow-up outcome measures at Weeks 4, 12, and 24 will be collected via one of three methods, depending on patient preference; i over the telephone with a blinded research investigator, ii online questionnaire or iii hardcopy of the questionnaire sent via post with a pre-paid return envelope.

Outcomes A brief description of the outcomes is listed below. Secondary outcome measures We will employ secondary outcomes that we expect to change as a result of the intervention and could explain the effect of the intervention on the primary outcomes; including the measurement of autonomy support, perceived competence, autonomous and controlled motivation, as well as fear avoidance as it relates to physical activity. Moderating variables We will also measure specific individual factors at baseline that could influence the treatment effect. Treatment fidelity Audio-recordings will be used to assess fidelity of treatment.

Data integrity The research team will monitor the integrity of trial data. Sample size The sample for the study was calculated using data from our recent pilot study [ 36 ]. Statistical methods Researchers will analyze the data using a coded dataset and these individuals will not become unblinded until analysis is complete. Adverse events No adverse events are expected as a result of communication skills training.

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Discussion points Potential inconveniences to the participant As part of the study, participants will be asked to volunteer their time for the following activities that are beyond the requirements of a normal physiotherapy session; i baseline assessment which will require approximately 20 minutes before their initial physiotherapy appointment and five minutes after the session to complete the assessment booklet; ii during weeks 1, 4, 12, and 24 all participants are asked to wear a pedometer during waking hours and iii during week 1, five minutes will be needed to complete follow-up assessments iv during week 4, 12, and 24, approximately 15 minutes will be required to complete follow-up assessments.

Limitations Pedometers are limited as tools to measure physical activity. Pre-publication history The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: Low back pain in Australian adults Health provider utilization and care seeking. J Manip Physiol Ther. European guidelines for the management of chronic nonspecific low back pain. Cochrane handbook for systematic reviews of interventions, vol.

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Annals of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine. Adherence to rehabilitation in patients with low back pain. The role of physical exercise and inactivity in pain recurrence and absenteeism from work after active outpatient rehabilitation for recurrent or chronic low back pain: Adherence to long-term therapies: World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland; From theory to intervention: Mapping theoretically derived behavioural determinants to behaviour change techniques. Developing and evaluating complex interventions: Framework for design and evaluation of complex interventions to improve health.

Interventions to improve adherence to exercise for chronic musculoskeletal pain in adults. Impact of the fit and strong intervention on older adults with osteoarthritis. TTM-based counselling in physiotherapy does not contribute to an increase of adherence to activity recommendations in older adults with chronic low back pain — A randomised controlled trial.

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Combined exercise and motivation program: Effect on the compliance and level of disability of patients with chronic low back pain: Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Patient motivation and adherence to post-surgery rehabilitation exercise recommendations: The Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

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