BCT Change Techniques Taxonomie
The BCT taxonomy (Behavior Change Techniques) is a behavioral science classification system that standardizes the description of recurring, observable techniques used to change behavior. It helps teams plan interventions consistently, document them precisely, and evaluate them comparably by providing shared terminology and categories for techniques such as goal setting, feedback, self-monitoring, or reinforcement. This improves communication between research and practice and increases traceability of interventions in organizations and digital products.
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