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

This study outlines a participatory process for developing socio-ecological scenarios that engage stakeholders in decision-making related to environmental and social change.

This article identifies uncertainties in models and scenarios of socio-ecological systems, emphasising the importance of addressing these uncertainties to support effective decision-making.

This thesis develops a behaviour change intervention to promote the adoption of sustainable construction practices in South Africa.

The theory of planned behaviour is revisited, showing how recent advances have improved our understanding of the links between attitudes, intentions, and behaviour.

This article lays the groundwork for a theory on how culture influences behaviour, arguing that cultural norms and values are significant predictors of individual and collective behaviours.

This literature review focuses on behaviour change and communication strategies in Sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in health-related interventions.

The authors call for the development of a cumulative science of behaviour change by integrating theories and techniques from various disciplines.

This study discusses how indigenous resources were mobilised to design HIV-prevention and behaviour-change interventions in Southern Africa.

This article examines how cultural context influences behaviour, arguing that behaviour cannot be fully understood without considering the cultural norms that shape it.

This article examines the targets of intervention in cultural and behavioural change, focusing on how behaviour is shaped by cultural factors.