Annex 5: Answers for Lesson 5 Handout 4: Barrier Analysis Game Questions Responses How is a Doer/Non-Doer Study different from a Doer/Non-Doer studies examine only four of 12 Barrier Analysis survey? determinants How many determinants are explored in a Barrier Up to 12 Analysis? Which determinants are explored by both Perceived self-efficacy, perceived social norms, Doer/Non-Doer Studies and Barrier Analysis perceived positive consequences, and perceived surveys? negative consequences What data collection method is recommended? Individual interviews Who is usually interviewed in a Barrier Analysis? The Priority Group members Who interviews Doers and Non-Doers (in both Someone who has been trained in this interview Doer/Non-Doer Studies and Barrier Analyses)? technique Can the same person be interviewed concerning Not recommended more than one Behavior? What is the minimum number of total 90 interviewers recommended? How many Doers should be interviewed? 45 Is it acceptable to take your sample all from the Not recommended same community? When in the project life cycle can the Barrier Proposal development, first or second quarter, Analysis be used? after mid-term, any time when a Behavior is not changing How reliable are the findings? 95% To be considered significant what should the 15% minimum point difference be between Doers and Non-Doers? Can the results only be coded manually? Yes Are other qualitative methods sometimes used Yes after a Barrier Analysis? Is the Barrier Analysis a quantitative or qualitative Both research method?
Annex 5: Answers for Lesson 5 Handout 4: Barrier Analysis Game Questions Responses How is a Doer/Non-Doer Study different from a Barrier Analysis survey? Doer/Non-Doer studies examine only four of 12 determinants How many determinants are explored in a Barrier Analysis? Up to 12 Which determinants are explored by both Doer/Non-Doer Studies and Barrier Analysis surveys? Perceived self-efficacy, perceived social norms, perceived positive consequences, and perceived negative consequences What data collection method is recommended? Individual interviews Who is usually interviewed in a Barrier Analysis? The Priority Group members Who interviews Doers and Non-Doers (in both Doer/Non-Doer Studies and Barrier Analyses)? Someone who has been trained in this interview technique Can the same person be interviewed concerning more than one Behavior? Not recommended What is the minimum number of total interviewers recommended? 90 How many Doers should be interviewed? 45 Is it acceptable to take your sample all from the same community? Not recommended When in the project life cycle can the Barrier Analysis be used? Proposal development, first or second quarter, after mid-term, any time when a Behavior is not changing How reliable are the findings? 95% To be considered significant what should the minimum point difference be between Doers and Non-Doers? 15% Can the results only be coded manually? Yes Are other qualitative methods sometimes used after a Barrier Analysis? Yes Is the Barrier Analysis a quantitative or qualitative research method? Both