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The document outlines the stages of change model, including the precontemplation stage where a problem is not recognized, the contemplation stage where a problem is considered but not yet addressed, the preparation stage where plans are made to address the problem, the action stage where active steps are taken to change, and the maintenance stage where new behaviors are sustained over time along with the potential for lapses or relapse. Understanding the stages of change is important for individuals making changes, their support network, and empowering people with knowledge.
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