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Table 4 Application of the framework to Berger et al. [35]

From: What matters for the scalability of prejudice reduction programs and interventions? A Delphi study

Category

 

Theme

Code

Comments

Intervention

1

Research and evidence use

***

Draws from contact literature

 

2

Effectiveness

***

Relatively effective among contact studies, extensive literature on contact—likely to have been replicated but need to confirm

 

3

Acceptability

*

Difficulties may arise in encouraging participants to meet; time commitment required unlikely to be acceptable outside of the school environment

 

4

Format

**

Time and labour intensive

Costs

5

Costs and resourcing

**

Depends on logistics required for the meeting, requires closer consideration

Delivery

6

Feasibility and provide capacity

*

In-person contact and requirement for minority members creates physical constraints; potential difficulty in maintaining program fidelity

 

7

Legal

***

Intervention details accessible via publication

 

8

Adaptability

**

Difficult to adapt outside of school context

Context

9

Stakeholder buy-in

-

Insufficient information to assess application in other contexts

 

10

General context

-

Insufficient information to assess application in other contexts