Transcription of A Practical Guide to Conducting a Barrier Analysis
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A Practical Guide to Conducting a Barrier AnalysisAbstract:The Practical Guide to Conducting a Barrier Analysis is a training curriculum that builds skills to plan and carry out a Barrier Analysis survey. The very Practical , hands-on learning exercises help learners to answer the most common and frequently perplexing questions that arise during implementation. The use of the survey as a behavior change tool is made clear by first introduc-ing the Designing for Behavior Change framework and the determinants of behavior change. The manual uses a step-by-step approach starting with the definition of the behavior to be studied and development of the Barrier Analysis questionnaire.
A Practical Guide to Conducting a Doer/Non-Doer Study and Barrier Analysis draws heavily on both the 2011 version of the Designing for Behavior Change (DBC) Curriculum developed by Linda Morales, Judiann McNulty, Tom Davis, and Bonnie Kittle and the 2004 Barrier Analysis Facilitator’s Guide written by Tom Davis.
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