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Use your visual representation of your issue (e.g., Problem-Solution Tree, mind-map etc.) to identify (socio-ecological levels of) goals and objectives that you will need to address in order to “make a difference” with regard to your issue.
In particular, undertake the following tasks as set out in Bartholomew et al., Chapter 5, p. 239
(HINT: pay attention to the highlighted words/concepts):
1. State your expected change or program outcomes for health-related behavior and environmental conditions
2. Subdivide behavior and environmental conditions into performance objectives
3. Select important and changeable personal and external determinants of behavior and environmental conditions
4. Create a matrix of change objectives for each level of intervention planning (individual, interpersonal, organizational, community, and societal) by crossing performance objectives with determinants, and writing change objectives
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