Module 9: Using the BCIO to describe outcome behaviours

Get trained to use the Behaviour Change Intervention Ontology (BCIO)

We are building an online training course on the use of the BCIO to supplement the guidance and information provided on this website. Each module consists of a video, a document with accompanying resources, and a short self-test quiz.

Module 1: What are ontologies and why are they useful?

Module 2: How can ontologies be used in behavioural science?

Module 3: What is the Behaviour Change Intervention Ontology (BCIO)

Module 4: What are the key components of the BCIO?

Module 5: What are the BCIO Tools?

Module 6: Behaviour change interventions and their contexts within the BCIO

Module 7: How to describe behaviour change interventions and their contexts using the BCIO

Module 8: How to use the BCIO to annotate study reports in evidence synthesis

Module 9: Using the BCIO to describe outcome behaviours

Module 10: An overview of the 'Ontology-Based Modelling System' (OBMS)

Module 9: Using the BCIO to describe outcome behaviours

Describing behaviours accurately is crucial to behavioural science. Ontologies provide a way to do this with clarity, consistency, coherence, and connectedness. This training video provides an introduction to using the Human Behaviour Ontology to do this.

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