Chris J Mitchell, Evan Livesey, Peter F Lovibond
A dissociation between causal judgement and the ease with which a cause is categorized with its effect
Quarterly journal of experimental psychology (2006)
people refugee asylum seeker backgrounds resettling australia often experience intersecting risks poor mental physical health physical activity promote better health outcomes however limited programs tailored population therefore understanding support refugees asylum seekers engage physical activity crucial paper aims describe experiencebased codesign ebcd process used identify priorities new physical activity service refugees asylum seekers using ebcd framework conducted qualitative interviews codesign workshops service users refugees asylum seekers living community service providers community centre sydney australia sixteen participants including eight service users eight service providers engaged ebcd process 12months interviews revealed common themes touchpoints including barriers enablers physical activity participation access safety competing stressors subsequent codesign focus groups resulted establishment five fundamental priorities actionable strategies ensuring cultural psychological safety promoting accessibility facilitating support access basic needs enhancing physical activity literacy fostering social connection using ebcd methodology study used insights lived experiences service users providers codesign physical activity service refugees asylum seekers safe supportive social accessible results implementation evaluation program ongoing