1.
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Information about health consequences (e.g., inform about health benefits of physical activity using the background video, presentation during the 1-day training and the workbook)
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x
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x
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x
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2.
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Information about social and environmental consequences (e.g., inform about the social and environmental consequences of increasing physical activity using the background video, a presentation during the 1-day training and the workbook)
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x
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x
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x
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3.
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Prompts/cues (e.g., advise to use the Post-Its and the pen with the study logo, send monthly newsletter, have regular contact with nurses)
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x
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x
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4.
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Feedback on the behaviour (e.g., provide feedback on nurses’ performance during the role-plays and their audiotapes of the consultations)
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x
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x
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5.
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Information about others’ approval (e.g., inform nurses about professionals’ and patients’ approval of their performance of their learned skills)
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x
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x
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6.
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Credible source (e.g., all training components are developed and delivered by experts)
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x
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x
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x
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x
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7.
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Focus on past success (e.g., focus on what went well while [practising] delivering the consultations)
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x
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x
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8.
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Verbal persuasion about capability (e.g., tell that nurses can successfully deliver the consultations, improve their skills by practising and feedback, and coach on self-doubts)
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x
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x
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9.
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Reward (outcome) (e.g., nurses improve their coaching skills by participating in the study and the training is accredited)
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x
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x
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10.
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Monitoring of behaviour by others without feedback (e.g., observe role-plays and listen to the audiotapes without feedback)
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x
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x
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11.
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Monitoring outcome of behaviour by others without feedback (e.g., results from questionnaires, interviews with patients)
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x
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12.
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Instruction on how to perform the behaviour (e.g., train how to apply the BCTs using role-plays)
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x
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x
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x
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x
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13.
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Demonstration of the behaviour (e.g., demonstrate how to apply the BCTs using the instruction videos)
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x
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x
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x
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14.
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Behavioural practice/rehearsal (e.g., prompt practice of applying the BCTs during the role-plays and the actual consultations)
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x
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x
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x
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15.
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Habit formation (e.g., prompt repetition of applying the BCTs by including several eligible patients)
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x
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x
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x
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16.
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Adding objects to the environment (e.g., provide a handbook with example sentences, Post-Its and a pen with the study logo, use patient’s daily activity log)
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x
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x
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x
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17.
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Restructuring the physical environment (e.g., facilitate consultations to focus on solely physical activity, encourage use of the handbook with example sentences during the consultations, use patient’s daily activity log)
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x
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x
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x
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18.
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Social support (unspecified) (e.g., encourage and coach regularly by mail and telephone, provide monthly newsletter)
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x
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x
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19.
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Social support (practical) (e.g., provide nurses with all study materials and answer questions and remarks)
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x
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x
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20.
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Problem solving (includes barrier identification and relapse prevention) (e.g., prompt to deal with lack of motivation and adherence to the study protocol)
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x
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x
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x
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21.
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Self-monitoring of behaviour (e.g., prompt making audiotapes of consultations)
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x
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x
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