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Which pillars form the foundation of the methodology?

  1. attitudes v behaviors: attitudes are not very good predictors of behiour
  2. individuals v groups: groups are different entities to individuals
  3. descriptive v diagnostic: what versus why
  4. personalities v personas: people have multiple persona's
  5. push v pull: audience will choose what they want to consume
  6. product attributes v alignment: the answer is in the audience not in the product

What are the phases of the BDM?

  1. Strategic Campaign Planning
  2. Actor and Audience Analysis
  3. Campaign Intervention Strategie
  4. Implementation
  5. Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL)

Which stages contain the Strategic campaign planning? and what research is applied?

  1. problem exploration:  orientation research secondary source
  2. audience segmentation: qual/quant
  3. influence planning: qual
  4. TAA planning (AAA-planning) (MOE-indicators)
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What are the aims of of the strategic campaign planning?

  1. to structure the problem space, to provide a diagnostic system representation of groups and behaviors comprising the problem
  2. to identify and research paired groups and behaviors critical to the problem in order to select an target audience for further research
  3. understand the problem through a PSM to yield a AAA research plan including MOE baseline indicators

What are are the methods used during the strategic campaign planning?/

  1. Discussion
  2. DBR
  3. Cultural Analysis
  • sms interviews/ small sample interviews/ unstructured interviews
  • web extraction
  • large squale quant
  1. focus groups
  2. begin design of statistical mathematical modeling

What are the outputs of the strategic campaign planning?

  1. initial problem space map
  2. target group/ audience and behavior shortlisting
  3. full problem space analysis/ space map
  4. AAA research plan
  5. finalist behavioral objectives

What stages contain the Actor and audience Analysis? and what research is applied?

  1. Audience exploration : qual
  2. Formal Qual and Quant AAA: Qual
  3. Formal Quant AAA & MOE: quanta
  4. Target audience profiling

What is the aim of the Actor And Audience Analysis?

to provide comprehensive and accurate psychosocial, socio-dynamic and communication profiles of identified Target Groups and Target Audiences.

What methodes are used during the target audience analysis (TAA)?

  1. semi-structured depth interviews
  2. qualitative analysis
  3. binary perceptual mapping
  4. standardised questionnaires
  5. statistics
  6. discussion

What outcomes does the Actor and Audience Analysis generate?

  1. Basic TA profiles
  2. hypotheses gereration
  3. Parameter identification
  • hypothesis  and parameter validation
  • statistics summery report
  • full CTG and TA profiles

How can a problem be defined? and what is often the problem with these?

as a perceived gap between the existing state and the desired endstate
that they are conceptual and perceptual
they need an owner and a reason that the owner cares: this is called the concept

What is the BDM useful for? when do you start with an DB NDB?

  1. Creating (communication) strategies to solve a behavioural problem
  2. Creating (communication) strategies to instigate a (new) positive (desired) behaviour
  3. An analysis before a mission
  4. An analysis to create a pathway to achieving a strategic end goal (without fixed behavioural objectives)

What is the main role of a Problem space map?

to describe the problem en create a shared understanding and it is the cornerstone for both program design and evaluation

What is the most important we need to understand while making a PSM and during the rest of te BDM proces?

what succes looks like
from whose perspective this is being assessed
how it can be measured

What do we mean by a group?

a collection of people who are located, grouped or classed together by shared characteristics

What do we mean by a group behavior pair?

a collection of groups who are being associated with a particular bheviour

With which  relatively rapid set of parameters is qualitative shortlisting been done?

accessibility: (the degree of acces to the target group in question)
salience of impact: ( the estimated affect that the campaign is likely to have on the overal objectives if a specific group of people is targeted successfully by a campaign)
influencebility: (an estimate of how realistic it would be to expect a particular group to be influenced by a campaign and subsequently change their behavior)
measurebility: an estimate of the degree to which a change in behavior can be measured

What differentiates de BDI methodology?

  1. the use of iterative phased research
  2. setting behavioral objectives (and attitudinal ones where relevant - translated into behavioral indicators)
  3. audience centric not audience focused Research
  4. group research above individual aggregates
  5. robust MOE integrated from the start
  6. Action Based Research (in contrast of Reseach of understanding (by far most academic social scientific Research)
  7. the measurement of academically validated and field trailed research parameters

Which big psychological ideas can help us to understand the course better?

  1. psychological science
  2. Bio-psychological model
  3. Dual system theory
  4. positive psychology

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