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Beyond Behaviour Change4th June 2013

Dr SimonBlyth

[email protected]

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@Simon_Blyth

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THINK changing minds

DO changing actions

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INDIVIDUAL individual change

SOCIAL social change

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THINK changing minds

DO changing actions

INDIVIDUAL individual change

SOCIAL social change

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Ways To Change No. 1�

Mindshare Marketing

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Knowledge, attitudes, values and beliefs drive the behaviours that consumers choose to adopt.

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Our role is to persuade.

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Change comes from changing minds.

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THINK changing minds

DO changing actions

INDIVIDUAL individual change

SOCIAL social change

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Ways to Change No. 2

Nudge

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Never mind what people think. Change what they do. Subtle behavioural ‘nudges’ can have a major impact.

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Our role is to manage choice.

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Change comes from altering the context, at the moment when choices are made.

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THINK changing minds

DO changing actions

INDIVIDUAL individual change

SOCIAL social change

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Ways to Change No. 3

Public Deliberation

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When people come together and talk openly and publicly – they often change what they think and sometimes what they do.

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“To achieve a just society we have to be able to reason together about the meaning of the good life, and to create a public culture hospitable to the disagreements that will inevitably rise.”

Michael J Sandel

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From consumer as chooser To consumer as citizen

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Our role is to create new spaces and methods that will foster and support ‘consumer/citizen’ led enquiry, creativity and movements. It’s also up to us to support requests for action.

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Change comes from ‘consumers/citizens’ participating in public life.

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THINK changing minds

DO changing actions

INDIVIDUAL individual change

SOCIAL social change

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Ways to Change No. 4

Designing Practices

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The origins of human conduct are as much in the structures of society, as they are in the agency of individuals. �

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Seeing everyday life as a series of practices

commut-ing

breakfast-ing

shower-ing

school run-ning

football-ing

cycl-ing

work-ing

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STUFF E.g. Shower pumps & instant unlimited

hot water

STORIES E.g. A private and

personal space

SKILLS E.g. The quick wash

Practices are made of 3 elements

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STUFF Innovate the infrastructure E.g. Wakey wakey

plunge pools

STORIES Innovate the discourses & conventions

E.g. Reposition bathing as a ‘quality shared family time’

SKILLS Innovate the

schedules, frameworks & competences

E.g. Twice weekly communal work-based bathing to enhance

employee well-being & team bonding

Ways to resuscitate the practice of twice weekly bathing?

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Change comes from changing practices (not from changing people or ‘behaviours’).

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Our role is either that of convenor or that of stakeholder - to help create new practices and unmake others.

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THINK changing minds

DO changing actions

INDIVIDUAL individual change

SOCIAL social change

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Decision Making

Big Complex Issues

Information Provision

Embedded Habits & Routines

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Thank you. [email protected]