This handbook offers a broad overview of evidence-based research and practice on the emerging science of behavior change. Authored by world-leading experts, each chapter outlines how research in behavior change can provide practical behavioral solutions to address many of the problems faced by society today.
This handbook offers a broad overview of evidence-based research and practice on the emerging science of behavior change. Authored by world-leading experts, each chapter outlines how research in behavior change can provide practical behavioral solutions to address many of the problems faced by society today.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
List of figures List of tables List of sidebars List of contributors 1. Changing behavior: a theory and evidence based approach Part I. Theory and behavior change: 2. Changing behavior using the theory of planned behavior 3. Changing behavior using social cognitive theory 4. Changing behavior using the health belief model and protection motivation theory 5. Changing behavior using the common sense model of self-regulation 6. Changing behavior using the model of action phases 7. Changing behavior using the health action process approach 8. Changing behavior using self-determination theory 9. Changing behavior using control theory 10. Changing behavior using the transtheoretical model 11. Changing behavior using integrative self-control theory 12. Changing behavior using the reflective-impulsive 13. Changing behavior using habit theory 14. Changing behavior by changing environments 15. Changing behavior using integrated theories 16. Changing behavior using social identity processes 17. Changing behavior using ecological models 18. Changing behavior using theories at the interpersonal, organizational, community and societal levels Part II. Using theory to change behavior: 19. Design, implementation, and evaluation of behavior change interventions: A ten-task guide 20. Moving from theoretical principles to intervention strategies: An experimental medicine approach 21. Developing behavior change interventions 22. Evaluation of behavior change interventions 23. Implementation science and translation in behavior change 24. Engagement of stakeholders in the design, evaluation, and implementation of complex interventions 25. Maximizing user engagement with behavior change interventions 26. Cost effectiveness evaluations of behavior change interventions 27. Addressing underserved populations and disparities in behavior change 28. Behavior change in community contexts 29. Changing behavior in the digital age 30. Critical and qualitative approaches to behavior change Part III. Using theory to change behaviour: 31. Attitudes and persuasive communication 32. Self-efficacy interventions 33. Imagery, visualization and mental simulation 34. Affect-based interventions 35. Autonomy-supportive interventions 36. Incentive-based interventions 37. Monitoring interventions 38. Goal setting interventions 39. Planning and implementation intention interventions 40. Self-control interventions 41. Habit interventions 42. Economic and behavioral economic approaches to behavior change 43. Dyadic behavior change interventions 44. Social identity interventions 45. Motivational interviewing interventions 46. The science of behavior change: The road ahead.
List of figures List of tables List of sidebars List of contributors 1. Changing behavior: a theory and evidence based approach Part I. Theory and behavior change: 2. Changing behavior using the theory of planned behavior 3. Changing behavior using social cognitive theory 4. Changing behavior using the health belief model and protection motivation theory 5. Changing behavior using the common sense model of self-regulation 6. Changing behavior using the model of action phases 7. Changing behavior using the health action process approach 8. Changing behavior using self-determination theory 9. Changing behavior using control theory 10. Changing behavior using the transtheoretical model 11. Changing behavior using integrative self-control theory 12. Changing behavior using the reflective-impulsive 13. Changing behavior using habit theory 14. Changing behavior by changing environments 15. Changing behavior using integrated theories 16. Changing behavior using social identity processes 17. Changing behavior using ecological models 18. Changing behavior using theories at the interpersonal, organizational, community and societal levels Part II. Using theory to change behavior: 19. Design, implementation, and evaluation of behavior change interventions: A ten-task guide 20. Moving from theoretical principles to intervention strategies: An experimental medicine approach 21. Developing behavior change interventions 22. Evaluation of behavior change interventions 23. Implementation science and translation in behavior change 24. Engagement of stakeholders in the design, evaluation, and implementation of complex interventions 25. Maximizing user engagement with behavior change interventions 26. Cost effectiveness evaluations of behavior change interventions 27. Addressing underserved populations and disparities in behavior change 28. Behavior change in community contexts 29. Changing behavior in the digital age 30. Critical and qualitative approaches to behavior change Part III. Using theory to change behaviour: 31. Attitudes and persuasive communication 32. Self-efficacy interventions 33. Imagery, visualization and mental simulation 34. Affect-based interventions 35. Autonomy-supportive interventions 36. Incentive-based interventions 37. Monitoring interventions 38. Goal setting interventions 39. Planning and implementation intention interventions 40. Self-control interventions 41. Habit interventions 42. Economic and behavioral economic approaches to behavior change 43. Dyadic behavior change interventions 44. Social identity interventions 45. Motivational interviewing interventions 46. The science of behavior change: The road ahead.
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