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The What's Your Story? approach to promoting healthy relationships is summarised.

The authors propose a Triple-A (Agent-Action-Aim) framework to explain self-efficacy beliefs in the context of collective social and ecological behaviour change. 

The authors analyse the role of religion in resolving social conflicts, highlighting how religious teachings can facilitate behaviour change and conflict resolution.

This article reviews the current approaches of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in leading behavioural change, focusing on how AI technologies are being integrated into health, education, and marketing to influence behaviour.

The chapter explores communication approaches for achieving lasting behavioural change, using public relations and advertising case studies.

This article examines the influence of family relationships on children’s social perception, highlighting how familial interactions shape children’s understanding of social norms and behaviours.

The value of the What's Your Story? approach for young learners is highlighted.

This video highlights that social fathers have a vital role to play in society as much as biological fathers.

The systematic review examines 52 behaviour change interventions aimed at improving maternal health outcomes in sub-Saharan Africa.

The systematic scoping review investigates health-promoting interventions for contact centre employees.

The article examines various strategies to promote sustainable farming practices.

The doctoral thesis investigates the perspectives of both facilitators and a South Asian participant involved in men's behaviour change programs addressing intimate partner violence.