Table 3.
From change objective to intervention strategies—step 3 and step 4 of intervention mapping.
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Domain | Motivation-implicit | Affective-implicit | Cognitive-implicit | Cognitive-explicit |
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Strategy | Goal priming: passive, subtle, and unobtrusive activation by external stimuli such that people are not aware of the influence exerted by those stimuli. | Reinforcing the positive valence of antirheumatic drug use by strengthening the positive associations through pairing antirheumatic drugs with a positive stimulus. | Reinforcing attention toward medication using positive stimuli. Part of the techniques applied are based on attention bias modification training. | Reduce concerns by educating patients on how to best use antirheumatic drugs. |
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Game component |
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