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BDI Logic Model

by Doug Kirby, ETR Associates

The Behavior - Determinant - Intervention (BDI) logic model is a useful tool for designing, strengthening and evaluating programs to reduce adolescent sexual risk-taking, pregnancy, HIV and other STDS.
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BDI Logic Model