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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Capability Opportunity Motivation Behaviour"”.

  1. The importance of primary physical education in England : assessing the acceptability and feasibility of a non-linear approach for parents and teachers

    … design. Questionnaires were created using the Capability, Opportunity, Motivation-Behaviour (COM-B) framework; fourteen parents and fifteen teachers completed the pre-intervention questionnaires. Three parents and one teacher completed the post-intervention questionnaires; this data was not …

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  2. THE DEVELOPMENT, IMPLEMENTATION, AND EVALUATION OF AN INDUSTRY SPECIFIC NUTRITION-EDUCATION PLATFORM IN PROFESSIONAL HORSERACING

    … health and performance, dangerous weight-making behaviours are widely maintained. Jockey nutrition education has been cited as lacking and in need of development. Through a mixed-methods paradigm, and use of behaviour change theory, specifically the Capability Opportunity MotivationBehaviour

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  3. The effect of mobile messaging-based health interventions on non-communicable disease health risks and behaviours

    … WhatsApp messages for the promotion of healthy behaviour changes, as part of a pre-existing community health programme, Western Cape on Wellness (WoW!). Prior to the implementation of the pilot intervention, formative research was conducted, which included i) performing a systematic review and …

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  4. Designers' Understanding of Changing Human Behaviour

    A review of design models for behaviour change established that although design with an intent to change human behaviour is a topic under discussion, there is a need to understand better the perceptions that professional spatial designers hold on human behaviour and how to influence it. Therefore …

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