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Designing for Behavior Change: A Conversation with Julie Dirksen

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In this video research report , Julie Dirksen provides an in-depth look at Susan Michie et al.’s s research on how to understand and support behavior change to improve job performance. s COM-B model to find solutio ns.

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More Similar than Different: What the Research Says About Generations in the Workplace

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Stereotypes exist regarding generational differences surrounding values, work behaviors, and preferences in supervision. The topic of “generations” in the workplace has become popular among L&D professionals. These perceived differences impact the modern workplace in everything from hiring practices to office design.

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9 Critical Elements of Performance Improvement: Devlearn Session Recap

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We were provided with only the most general information about what to expect from the surgery and during recovery. Discussion: How much do you know about basic human behavior? How often do you think about predictable human behavior when you design, develop, and deliver training or learning interventions?

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Cammy Bean, "Writing Better eLearning Scripts" Training 2015

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Provide a cliffhanger. Clear call to action: get them to think about how they will change their behavior. See Heath & Heath''s Making Things Stick. Use stories to help someone step into another''s shoes. It will help them remember, will help with subsequent practice. Grab attention w tales of risk & intrigue.

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Alternatives to Kirkpatrick

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There are many factors that enable or hinder the transfer of training to on-the-job behavior change, including support from supervisors, rewards for improved performance, culture of the work unit, issues with procedures and paperwork, and political concerns. What on-the-job behavior/performance change will this require?

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What's Your Objective?

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They provide a good basis for looking at just a couple of common problems. That may valid, but they should not be the only objectives: Employees are rarely asked to “list” or “describe” anything, so it’s critical to move on to behaviors closer to desired performance, not just knowledge.

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Everything I Know About HR I Learned From My Corgi

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Ok, I am not necessarily equating animal and human behavior. His specialty is herding: he provides sheep and ducks and fenced spaces in which to work them, and rents the space and his counsel to area dog owners. Except sort of. Tongue mostly in cheek here. I have a corgi who’s one of the smartest dogs I ever met.

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