This report investigates adolescent obesity, focusing on two research articles that explore the use of motivational interviewing to address the issue. The report delves into the types of research conducted, data collection methods, and the pros and cons of each study. It highlights the importance of lifestyle factors, eating habits, and genetics in contributing to obesity, as well as the potential health complications, such as type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and mental health issues like depression and anxiety. The report examines the effectiveness of motivational interviewing as a counseling approach and discusses the barriers faced by healthcare professionals. The findings emphasize the need for effective communication between healthcare providers and adolescents, the importance of a healthy diet, and the role of physical activity in combating obesity. The report concludes with a call for person-centered approaches and effective interaction to address the root causes of the problem.