TABLE 7.
Behaviours exhibited by the SDMs.
| Validation statement | Operationalization: Behaviour exhibited by the SDMs? | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | There are no significant physiological differences between Dutch and South‐Asian Surinamese men regarding the effect of physical activity on weight loss. | Yes: In the male groups, the effect of PAL on BMI is of the same order of magnitude in the Dutch as the South‐Asian Surinamese group. |
| 2 | There are no significant physiological differences between Dutch and Moroccan men regarding the effect of physical activity on weight loss. | Yes: In the male groups, the effect of PAL on BMI is of the same order of magnitude in the Dutch as the Moroccan group. |
| 3 | There are no significant physiological differences between South‐Asian Surinamese and Moroccan men regarding the effect of physical activity on weight loss. | Yes: In the male groups, the effect of PAL on BMI is of the same order of magnitude in the South‐Asian Surinamese as the Moroccan group. |
| 4 | There are no significant physiological differences between Dutch and South‐Asian Surinamese women regarding the effect of physical activity on weight loss. | Yes: In the female groups, the effect of PAL on BMI is of the same order of magnitude in the Dutch as the South‐Asian Surinamese group. |
| 5 | There are no significant physiological differences between Dutch and Moroccan women regarding the effect of physical activity on weight loss. | Yes: In the female groups, the effect of PAL on BMI is of the same order of magnitude in the Dutch as the Moroccan group. |
| 6 | There are no significant physiological differences between South‐Asian Surinamese and Moroccan women regarding the effect of physical activity on weight loss. | Yes: In the female groups, the effect of PAL on BMI is of the same order of magnitude in the South‐Asian Surinamese as the Moroccan group. |
| 7 | There are no significant physiological differences between Dutch men and women regarding the effect of physical activity on weight loss. | Yes: In the Dutch group, the effect of PAL on BMI is of the same order of magnitude in the male as in the female group. |
| 8 | There are no significant physiological differences between South‐Asian Surinamese men and women regarding the effect of physical activity on weight loss. | Yes: In the South‐Asian Surinamese group, the effect of PAL on BMI is of the same order of magnitude in the male as in the female group. |
| 9 | There are no significant physiological differences between Moroccan men and women regarding the effect of physical activity on weight loss. | Yes: In the Moroccan group, the effect of PAL on BMI is of the same order of magnitude in the male as in the female group. |
| 10 | Norms tend to have a larger effect on Moroccan than on Dutch men, as Moroccan culture is regarded as being more collectivistic than Dutch culture. | Yes: In the male groups, (1—Impact HBonIIB), representing the impact of Norm on IIB, is higher in the Moroccan than in the Dutch group. |
| 11 | Norms tend to have a larger effect on South‐Asian Surinamese than on Dutch men, as South‐Asian Surinamese culture is regarded as being more collectivistic than Dutch culture. | No: In the male groups, (1—Impact HBonIIB), representing the impact of Norm on IIB, is not higher in the South‐Asian Surinamese than in the Dutch group. |
| 12 | Norms tend to have a larger effect on Moroccan than on South‐Asian Surinamese men, as Moroccan culture is regarded as being more collectivistic than South‐Asian Surinamese culture. | Yes: In the male groups, (1—Impact HBonIIB), representing the impact of Norm on IIB, is higher in the Moroccan than in the South‐Asian Surinamese group. |
| 13 | Norms tend to have a larger effect on Moroccan than on Dutch women, as Moroccan culture is regarded as being more collectivistic than Dutch culture. | No: In the female groups, (1—Impact HBonIIB), representing the impact of Norm on IIB, is not higher in the Moroccan than in the Dutch group. |
| 14 | Norms tend to have a larger effect on South‐Asian Surinamese than on Dutch women, as South‐Asian Surinamese culture is regarded as being more collectivistic than Dutch culture. | No: In the female groups, (1—Impact HBonIIB), representing the impact of Norm on IIB, is not higher in the South‐Asian Surinamese than in the Dutch group. |
| 15 | Norms tend to have a larger effect on Moroccan than on South‐Asian Surinamese women, as Moroccan culture is regarded as being more collectivistic than South‐Asian Surinamese culture. | Yes: In the female groups, (1—Impact HBonIIB), representing the impact of Norm on IIB, is higher in the Moroccan than in the South‐Asian Surinamese group. |
| 16 | Dutch women tend to be more prone to be influenced by norms than Dutch men. | No: In the Dutch group, (1—Impact HBonIIB), representing the impact of Norm on IIB, is not higher in the female than in the male group. |
| 17 | South‐Asian Surinamese women tend to be more prone to be influenced by norms than South‐Asian Surinamese men. | No: In the south‐Asian Surinamese group, (1—Impact HBonIIB), representing the impact of Norm on IIB, is not higher in the female than in male group. |
| 18 | Moroccan women tend to be more prone to be influenced by norms than Moroccan men. | No: In the Moroccan group, (1—Impact HBonIIB), representing the impact of Norm on IIB, is not higher in the female than in the male group. |
| 19 | The intent to change physical activity behaviour tends to be greater in Dutch than in Moroccan men, as physical activity is more embedded in Dutch than in Moroccan culture. | No: In the male groups, Intent PAB is not higher in the Dutch than in the Moroccan group. |
| 20 | The intent to change physical activity behaviour tends to be greater in Dutch than in South‐Asian Surinamese men, as physical activity is more embedded in Dutch than in South‐Asian Surinamese culture. | Yes: In the male groups, Intent PAB is higher in the Dutch than in the South‐Asian Surinamese group. |
| 21 | The intent to change physical activity behaviour tends to be greater in Dutch than in Moroccan women, as physical activity is more embedded in Dutch than in Moroccan culture. | No: In the female groups, Intent PAB is not higher in the Dutch than in the Moroccan group. |
| 22 | The intent to change physical activity behaviour tends to be greater in Dutch than in South‐Asian Surinamese women, as physical activity is more embedded in Dutch than in South‐Asian Surinamese culture. | Yes: In the female groups, Intent PAB is higher in the Dutch than in the South‐Asian Surinamese group. |
| 23 | The intent to change physical activity behaviour tends to be greater in Dutch women than in Dutch men. | Yes: In the Dutch group, Intent PAB is higher in the female than in the male group. |
| 24 | The intent to change physical activity behaviour tends to be greater in South‐Asian Surinamese men than in South‐Asian Surinamese women. | No: In the South‐Asian Surinamese group, Intent PAB is not higher in the male than in the female group. |
| 25 | The intent to change physical activity behaviour tends to be greater in Moroccan men than in Moroccan women. | No: In the Moroccan group, Intent PAB is not higher in the male than in the female group. |
| 26 | The intent to change eating behaviour tends to be greater in Dutch than in Moroccan men, as eating behaviour is more important in Moroccan than in Dutch culture. | No: In the male groups, Intent EB is not higher in the Dutch than in the Moroccan group. |
| 27 | The intent to change eating behaviour tends to be greater in Dutch than in South‐Asian Surinamese men, as eating behaviour is more important in South‐Asian Surinamese than in Dutch culture. | Yes: In the male groups, Intent EB is higher in the Dutch than in the South‐Asian Surinamese group. |
| 28 | The intent to change eating behaviour tends to be greater in Dutch than in Moroccan men, as eating behaviour is more important in Moroccan than in Dutch culture. | No: In the female groups, Intent EB is not higher in the Dutch than in the Moroccan group. |
| 29 | The intent to change eating behaviour tends to be greater in Dutch than in South‐Asian Surinamese women, as eating behaviour is more important in South‐Asian Surinamese than in Dutch culture. | Yes: In the female groups, Intent EB is higher in the Dutch than in the South‐Asian Surinamese group. |
| 30 | The intent to change eating behaviour tends to be greater in Dutch women than in Dutch men. | Yes: In the Dutch group, Intent EB is higher in the female than in the male group. |
| 31 | The intent to change eating behaviour tends to be greater in Moroccan women than in Moroccan men. | Yes: In the Moroccan group, Intent EB is higher in the female than in the male group. |
| 32 | The intent to change eating behaviour tends to be greater in South‐Asian Surinamese women than in South‐Asian Surinamese men. | Yes: In the South‐Asian Surinamese group, Intent EB is higher in the female than in the male group. |
Note: Each validation statement is supported by 1–8 references, as we show in Appendix S1.5. In the right column, we show whether the behaviour is exhibited by the respective pair of SDMs based on the computational operationalization of the validation statement (see Appendix S1.5).
Abbreviation: SDM, system dynamics model.