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Description: This project serves to conveniently organize research for the Academy of Behavior Change.
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CIBERlite: main study
CIBERlite is an attempt to develop a lean method to get an idea of the relative importance of attitude, subjective norm and self-efficacy in the predi...
Using Confidence Interval-Based Estimation of Relevance to select social-cognitive determinants for behaviour change interventions
When developing an intervention aimed at behavior change, one of the crucial steps in the development process is to select the most relevant social-co...
Establishing determinant relevance using CIBER: an introduction and tutorial
When developing behavior change interventions, it is important to target the most important determinants of behavior (i.e. psychological constructs th...
A practical guide to effective behavior change: how to identify what to change in the first place
This paper is intended to outline basic guidelines for establishing which determinants, and, maybe even more importantly, which beliefs, to influence ...
Korte inleiding in gedragsverandering
This is a Dutch text with an accessible introduction to the dynamics of behavior change, originally written for MAMDT students of the Hogeschool Zuyd ...
Towards consensus on fear appeals
The aim of this project is to establish a consensus regarding for which populations and behaviors (if any) fear appeals seem a wise choice as behavior...
Improving behavior change intervention effectiveness: determining determinant importance and optimizing behavior change techniques effectiveness
This is the OSF project for the workshop by the same name that Rik Crutzen and Gjalt-Jorn Peters will provide at the EHPS 2019 in Dubrovnik.
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