Behavioural Change Toolkit · Templates

T — Behaviour Note

Obsidian template. One note per target behaviour. Copy everything below the line.


---
type: behaviour
tags: [behaviour, change/INITIATIVE]
id: B1
who:
barrier:
owner:
status: not-started
baseline:
target:
---

# B1 — [short name]

## The behaviour
**[Who]** will **[do what]** when **[trigger]**, instead of **[current behaviour]**.

- **Who (role):**
- **Does what:**
- **Trigger / when:**
- **Where / system:**
- **Frequency:**
- **Replaces:**
- **What comes off their plate to make room:**

## Film test
Could you film someone doing this and know whether they did it? ☐ Yes ☐ No
*(If no, rewrite — see [[Target Behaviour Definition]])*

## Current state
- **Happening now:** ☐ Never ☐ Sometimes ☐ Often
- **Baseline measure:**
- **Evidence source:**

## Barriers — COM-B
| Component | Score 1–5 | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Physical Capability | | |
| Psychological Capability | | |
| Physical Opportunity | | |
| Social Opportunity | | |
| Reflective Motivation | | |
| Automatic Motivation | | |

**Primary barrier:**
**Secondary barrier:**

## Bright spots
Who's already doing this? What's different about their situation?

## Interventions
| Intervention | Function | Owner | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| | | | |

## The leadership behaviour this requires
*(Every frontline behaviour needs one — see [[Leader Behaviour Contract]])*

## Measurement
- **Metric:**
- **Source:**
- **Baseline / Target / By:**
- **Counter-measure:**
- **How it could be gamed:**

## Log
| Date | What happened |
|---|---|
| | |

Setting it up in Obsidian

  1. Settings → Core plugins → enable Templates
  2. Set the template folder to 90 Templates
  3. New note → Ctrl/Cmd+P → “Insert template”

Optionally enable Templater for auto-dates, but nothing here requires it.

Target Behaviour Definition · Intervention Design Worksheet

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Last updated: 11 August 2026