Darnton, Andrew

GSR Behaviour Change Knowledge Review.

An overview of behaviour change models and their uses (Reference Report)

London

2008

1. Introduction
2. Understanding Behaviour
2.1 Economic assumptions
2.2 Behavioural economics
2.3 The role of information and the value action gap
2.4 Values, beliefs and attitudes
2.5 Norms and identity
2.6 Agency, efficacy and control
2.7 Habit and routine
2.8 The role of emotions
2.9 External factors
2.10 Self regulation
2.11 Societal factors
3. Using Behavioural Models
4. Understanding Change
4.1 Changing habits
4.2 Change in stages
4.3 Change via social networks
4.4 Change as learning
4.5 Change in systems
5. Applied Approaches to Change
6. Issues Around Intervening
6.1 Ethical issues
6.2 Equity issues
6.3 Side effects
7. Using Behavioural Models with Theories of Change
Appendices
i) Tables matching behaviours to models
ii) Methodology
iii) Organisations and Individuals Contacted
iv) Electronic bibliography
v) References

↑ http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20140305122816/http://www.civilservice.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Behaviour_change_reference_report_tcm6-9697.pdf

23.03.2020