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GJ also introduces Narrative Response Models as a tool for linking constructs with measurement instruments and assessing their validity in a more meaningful way.
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Annick introduces a study (osf.io/wbcn3_v1) she and her team conducted), where they applied a 4-step method to define four key constructs from the Health Action Process Approach:
🧩 Action Planning
🧠 Coping Planning
💪 Self-Efficacy
🎯 Action Control

In this opening episode, our hosts Christoph Bamberg and Olga Perski introduce the conversations we’ll be having on how we can move towards better science, helping us more effectively address key global challenges, from long-term health in ageing populations to climate change.

Each topic will be led by different members of our Special Interest Group with relevant expertise, and every episode will come with detailed show notes and further readings.

🔍 What to expect in upcoming episodes?
🔹Construct definitions and measurement practices
🔹Approaches for building more precise theories, moving from narrative to formal models (e.g., ontologies and computational models)
🔹Methods for drawing stronger causal inferences

🎙️ Define & Conquer, a podcast hosted by Olga Perski & Christoph Bamberg (8-episode series)

📚 3-part webinar series on Conceptualization, Formalization & Measurement (early 2026)

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✨ Find us at EHPS:

➡️ SIG Networking Event
📅 Wed 27 Aug | 🕕 18:00–19:00

➡️ SIG Meeting
📅 Thu 28 Aug | 🕐 13:00–14:00 | 📍 Zaal 10b

📢 Member Symposia:
1️⃣ Causal Inference in Health Psychology: Guidelines for Conceptualization, Measurement, and Design
📅 Thu 28 Aug | 🕘 09:00–10:30

2️⃣ Making Ontologies Useful and Usable for Behaviour Change Research
📅 Thu 28 Aug | 🕚 11:00–12:30