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. 2018 Feb 15;8(2):e019400. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2017-019400

Table 5.

Mapping of relevant Theoretical Domains Framework (TDF) domains on intervention components

Relevant TDF domains Behaviour change techniques
Knowledge Information regarding behaviour, outcome
Health consequences
Biofeedback
Antecedents
Feedback on the behaviour
Social professional role and identity Social process of encouragement, pressure and support
Optimism Verbal persuasion to boost self-efficacy
Focus on past success
Social influence Social process of encouragement, pressure and support
Modelling/demonstration of the behaviour by others
Social comparison
Vicarious reinforcement
Restructuring the social environment
Identification of self as a role model
Social reward
Emotion Stress management
Coping skills
Reduce negative emotions
Emotional consequences
Self-assessment of affective consequences
Social support (emotional)
Goals Goal/target specified: behaviour or outcome
Contract
Rewards, incentives (including self-evaluation)
Graded task, starting with easy tasks
Increasing skills: problem-solving, decision-making, goal-setting
Social process of encouragement, pressure and support
Persuasive communication
Information regarding behaviour, outcome
Motivational interviewing
Review of outcome goal(s)
Review of behaviour goal(s)
Action planning (including implementation intentions)
Reinforcement Threat
Self-reward
Differential reinforcement
Incentive
Thinning
Negative reinforcement
Shaping
Counterconditioning
Discrimination training
Material reward
Social reward
Non-specific reward
Response cost
Anticipation of future rewards or removal of punishment
Punishment
Extinction
Classical conditioning
Counterconditioning