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Table 6 Application of the framework to Er-rafiy and Brauer [37]

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

**

Large effect size relative to other prejudice reduction field experiments—however, the theoretical approach is based on limited studies

 

3

Acceptability

***

Subtle intervention, a poster on wall likely to be acceptable as it does not require active engagement

 

4

Format

***

Poster-based intervention is likely to be easy to scale

Costs

5

Costs and resourcing

***

Likely to require minimal cost due to poster format but scaling to advertising boards could require further costs

Delivery

6

Feasibility and provide capacity

***

Poster format is likely to be easy to scale and maintain fidelity

 

7

Legal

***

Intervention details accessible via journal publication

 

8

Adaptability

**

Relatively untested approach—current studies do not consider effectiveness beyond Arab-Muslims

Context

9

Stakeholder buy-in

-

Insufficient information to assess application in other contexts

 

10

General context

-

Insufficient information to assess application in other contexts