This critical review assesses whether evaluation studies can answer three key questions
about behaviour change interventions:'Do they work? How well do they work? How do they …

Given that self-efficacy has emerged as a key construct in health psychology, this study set
out to explore its utility in the context of blood donation as defined within the Theory of …

In her critique of social cognition or reasoned action models, J. Ogden (2003) claimed that
such models are not falsifiable and thus cannot be tested, that the postulated relations …

Objectives: Two studies tested (a) whether anticipated regret (AR) qualifies as an additional
predictor of intentions to engage in a health‐enhancing behaviour (exercise) after variables …

There are reliable individual differences in the extent to which people consider the long-and
short-term consequences of their behaviors. Such differences, assessed by the …

Perceived behavioral control (PBC) and intention, the proximal predictors from the theory of
planned behavior (TPB), were used to predict cardiovascular risk behaviors in 597 patients …

This paper reports an application of the theory of planned behavior (TPB) to the prediction of
breast self‐examination (BSE) intentions and behavior. The study also considered the …

A randomised controlled trial was used to evaluate a theory-based health promotion
intervention. The intervention, a healthy living booklet, was designed to promote healthy …

This article critically reviews the concept of behaviour change as it has been applied to
individual behaviour in relation to HIV/AIDS. It notes the limits of cognitive approaches to …

Background. Evidence indicates that, although nurses are increasingly using clinical
guidelines to ensure higher quality of care, there is a wide variance in their adherence to …