Most studies ( n = 70) were of high methodologic quality. Of the 9609 records initially identified, 88 studies met our eligibility criteria. All studies were screened for eligibility, relevant data was extracted and two independent reviewers assessed the methodological quality using the QualSyst tool. Studies that combined choice architecture techniques with other behavior change techniques were excluded. We systematically searched PubMed, Embase, PsycINFO and the Cochrane Library for (quasi) experimental studies published up to December 2019 that evaluated the effect of choice architecture interventions on physical activity and sedentary behavior, as well as on intentions and health outcomes related to physical activity/sedentary behavior. post-intervention, regardless of the time elapsed). This systematic review aimed to summarize studies on micro-environmental choice architecture interventions that encouraged physical activity or discouraged sedentary behavior in adults, and to describe the effectiveness of those interventions on these behaviors – and on related intentions or health outcomes – in presence of the intervention and after removal of the intervention (i.e. Choice architecture interventions, which subtly change the environment in which individuals make decisions, can be used to promote behavior change.
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