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T4-3 Using the Performance Evaluation System for KM

apintalisayon wrote 4 days ago: A simple tool for increasing the likelihood that employees will perform desired KM behaviors is to i … more →

Tags: KM tool, Knowledge Management, motivating employees, incentive system, km, motivating knowledge workers, performance evaluation system, personnal development plan, personnel evaluation system

Til Debt Do Us Part- Learning Money Management Behavior

thebehavioranalyst wrote 1 week ago: I am not a news fan of CNBC, but I like to watch the Suze Orman show from time to time. I do like ho … more →

Tags: ABA, Applied Behavior Analysis, Behavior, Behavior Analysis, behavior analyst, Board Certified Behavior Analyst, Business, Celebrity, Challenges

What A Training Organization Can Be Made Of

performancebydesign wrote 1 month ago: I attended an OC-STC(Orange County Society for Technical Communications) presentation with Saul Carl … more →

Tags: Human Performance Improvement (HPI), Training, marathon, Team In Training, TNT, Motivation, Performance

Trading Behaviors

reisenman wrote 1 month ago: Before the surgery I did lots of planning.  In addition to arranging for rides to and from the hospi … more →

Tags: Confessions of a Trainer, health behaviors, Weight Management

Asking the Expert – making your own difference

telos wrote 1 month ago: When we want to ‘make a difference’ in our lives (get more active, get fit, lose weight, reduce stre … more →

Tags: physical activity, Goal Setting, Wellness

How many men would respond to a hand-washing job aid?

performancebydesign wrote 1 month ago: International Clean Hands Week 2009 flyer I started this discussion with the idea that the proper pl … more →

Tags: Job Aid, h1n1, Hygiene, Germs, flu, swine flu

Although in his body, a healthy mind

consolegameexpo wrote 1 month ago: Today, the return to nature, the desire to eat and live healthily by consuming natural products are … more →

Tags: Life, bad shape, Conventional Medicine, Disease, Earth, Environment, environment - health, health, Natural

Although in his body, a healthy mind

tianzhang2009 wrote 1 month ago: Today, the return to nature, the desire to eat and live healthily by consuming natural products are … more →

Tags: bad shape, Conventional Medicine, Disease, Earth, Environment, environment - health, health, Life, Natural

Although in his body, a healthy mind

tokutokuseda wrote 1 month ago: Today, the return to nature, the desire to eat and live healthily by consuming natural products are … more →

Tags: health, Life, bad shape, Conventional Medicine, Disease, Earth, Environment, environment - health, Natural

Although in his body, a healthy mind

yangshi2008 wrote 1 month ago: Today, the return to nature, the desire to eat and live healthily by consuming natural products are … more →

Tags: health, Life, bad shape, Conventional Medicine, Disease, Earth, Environment, environment - health, Natural

How mobile data anywhere changes behavior1 comment

gregmeyer wrote 1 month ago: I’m writing this post from the comfort of an armchair. I could be anywhere, and that fact is f … more →

Tags: Media Mind, Product thoughts, Why Blog?, Getting Things Done, iPhone, Mobile

Our blind spots

risetribe wrote 1 month ago: Although we might like to think of our minds as being trustworthy, we actually have a number of buil … more →

Tags: Psychology

Am I active because my friends are?

brynnharrington wrote 2 months ago: There was a great piece about social contagion in The New York Times Magazine yesterday. I liked the … more →

Tags: happiness, social contagion

Scared Stiff: Does Fear Motivate or Paralyze Us?

chorascholarette wrote 2 months ago: If you’ve seen the recent viral video discouraging us from texting while driving, or the quit-smokin … more →

Tags: health, Social Influence, Fear, threat, Mortality, Terror Management Theory, persuasion, Healthcare, Quit Smoking

Heavy Lifting = Heavy Thinking2 comments

Micah wrote 2 months ago: Miller-McCune News reports on a new study that found people think more carefully when they carry hea … more →

Tags: Stories, Behavioral Economics

Finding "Added" Sugars in Food1 comment

julieshertzer wrote 2 months ago: The nutrition science has pointed to added sugar in the diet as a problem for a long time (linking i … more →

Tags: healthy people, Sugar

Behavior Analysis and Going Green

autismtrainingsolutions wrote 3 months ago: We have all heard people talking about “going green” lately. The question is, are they a … more →

Tags: Applied Behavior Analysis, recycling, ABA, Behavior Analysis, Going Green, environmental change

‘Sure Start’ in India Mobilises Communities for Maternal and Neonatal Health

Eckhard wrote 3 months ago: Expecting mothers and their mother-in-laws learn about how to safely sever the umbilical cord of a n … more →

Tags: Stories From the Field, Food&Nutrition, MCH, Breastfeeding, Child Health, maternal health, Neonatal Health, uttar pradesh, Village health workers

google insights reveils search patterns: the case of natural black hair

Leah Gordon wrote 3 months ago: while reviewing trends for a client who is a natural hair stylist, i used google insights and found … more →

Tags: Business, Web Presence, Google Insights, Trends


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