Theoretical Domains Framework (TDF)

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  1. Question: What is the Theoretical Domains Framework (TDF)


Answer: A framework that groups theoretical constructs into domains to help identify influences on behaviour and behaviour change.

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  1. Question: Who developed the original TDF, and when

Answer: Michie et al. (2005).

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  1. Question: How was the original TDF developed

Answer: It grouped 128 constructs from 33 theories into 12 domains.

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  1. Question: What additional areas does the TDF cover beyond the eight determinants identified by Fishbein et al.

Answer: Knowledge; memory, attention and decision processes; behavioural regulation; and the nature of behaviours.

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  1. Question: What is behavioural regulation in the TDF

Answer: Processes such as planning and self-monitoring that help people manage their behaviour.

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  1. Question: What does the TDF mean by the nature of behaviours

Answer: Characteristics of the behaviour itself, such as whether it is routine or new.

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  1. Question: How was the TDF subsequently revised

Answer: It was refined into 14 domains, including optimism, with some constructs revised or removed.