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January 1, 2010Health Psychology899 citations

Are interventions theory-based? Development of a theory coding scheme.

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SMSusan MichieAPAndrew Prestwich

Key Points

  • To develop a standardized methodological tool, the Theory Coding Scheme, to reliably describe and evaluate the theoretical basis of interventions.
  • Designed a standardized coding instrument to assess how theoretical frameworks are integrated into intervention design.
  • Structured the tool to support systematic literature reviews, evidence syntheses, and meta-analyses.
  • The Theory Coding Scheme provides a reliable methodology to characterize the theoretical foundations of complex interventions.
  • The framework enables structured evidence synthesis across published literature and facilitates the use of empirical findings to refine behavioral theories.

Abstract

The Theory Coding Scheme is an important methodological innovation, providing a research tool to reliably describe the theoretical base of interventions, inform evidence syntheses within literature reviews and meta-analyses, and stimulate the use of empirical data for theory development.

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Michie et al. (2010) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d709929f004159b8aa7efehttps://doi.org/10.1037/a0016939
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