#9670. The effect of choice interventions on retention-related, behavioural and mood outcomes: a systematic review with meta-analysis

September 2026publication date
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Psychiatry and Mental Health;
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Abstract:
The provision of choice within interventions has been associated with increased motivation, engagement and interest, as well as improved clinical outcomes. Existing reviews are limited by their wide inclusion criteria or by not assessing behaviour change and mood outcomes. This review examines whether participant-driven choice-based interventions specifically are more likely to be enjoyed and accepted by participants compared to no-choice interventions, and whether this impacts on intervention outcomes in terms of behaviour change or mood.
Keywords:
behaviour change; Choice; meta-analysis; mood; retention; systematic review

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