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Coaction of behavior change occurs significantly more in treatment groups compared to control groups, with 70.8% of logistic regressions showing significant coaction in treatment groups.

Interventions targeting multiple behaviors can enhance the likelihood of behavior change.

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17 out of 24 (70.8%) logistic regressions revealed significant coaction in the treatment group as opposed to only three out of 24 (12.5%) in the control condition.
Sara S. Johnson et al. · Health Psychology · 2013

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Based on data from three randomized trials.

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Coaction in multiple behavior change interventions: Consistency across multiple studies on weight management and obesity prevention.

Sara S. Johnson et al. · Health Psychology · 2013

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