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Intervention functions and BCTs from the Cochrane review

In this video we revisit the results of the Cochrane review in order to show how the COM-B model can be linked to intervention functions and to BCTs

In this video we revisit the results of the Cochrane review in order to show how the COM-B model can be linked to intervention functions and to introduce you to behaviour change techniques (BCTs).

Composed of eight informative slides, the object of this section is to identify which of the nine intervention functions might change your target behaviour.

The next step is to consider the Behaviour Change Techniques that could be considered for each of these intervention functions.

Please find a downloadable PDF of the PowerPoint slides below.

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