The ‘Four Dimensions of Behaviour’ framework: a tool for characterising behaviours to help design better interventions

The framework is a tool that can be used by policymakers and practitioners to better understand and react to behavioral challenges that obstruct behavior change.

Date: 2013

Author:

Authors: Charlie Wilson, Tim Chatterton

Organization: University of East Anglia (Tyndall Centre), University of West England

Strategic Approach: Evaluation

Type: General Resource

Author: Charlie Wilson, Tim Chatterton

Organization:

Organization: University of East Anglia (Tyndall Centre), University of West England

Strategic Approach: Evaluation

Type: General Resource

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