Background Information

• Introduction
• Field Practicum
• Training Objectives

What is Barrier Analysis

• Behavior change theory
  • Change Theories
  • Four Factors
  • Four Factors Quiz
  • Doer/Non-Doer Analysis
  • BEHAVE Framework
• Seeing the need
• Fisherman story
  • Related Questions
• Determinants
  • Perceived Susceptibility
  • Perceived Severity
  • Perceived Action Efficacy
  • Perceived Social Acceptability
  • Perceived Self-Efficacy
  • Cues for Action
  • Perception of Divine Will
  • Negative and Positive Attributes
  • Determinant Exercises
• Seven steps
• Examples
  • Perceived Susceptibility
  • Perceived Severity
  • Perceived Action Efficacy
  • Perceived Social Acceptability
  • Perceived Self-Efficacy
  • Cues for Action
  • Perception of Divine Will
  • Negative and Positive Attributes
  • Kenya Overview
• The exercise

How to Conduct Barrier Analysis

1. Defining the goal, behavior & target group
2. Developing the behavior question
3. Developing questions about determinants
• Individual Interviews
• Good Interviewing Techniques
4. Organizing the analysis sessions
5. Collecting field data
6. Organizing and analyzing results
• Individual Interviews
7. Using results of barrier analysis