Factors Contributing to Personal Attitudes and Behaviour Change

Publication year: 
1996

This paper includes a number of guidelines a trainer should bear in mind concerning attitudes and behaviour when doing PRA training. The paper stresses the need to carry out participatory work with appropriate behaviour and attitudes. Thus the trainer is expected to dwell more on human and group behaviours. The trainer is expected to be very observant and to reflect on human/group behaviour, including his/her own. In addition, the trainer is expected to ensure that he/she does not under- or -over facilitate. Lastly, dominance and sabotage which could be done unconsciously, should be avoided.

Pages: 
58-64
Publisher
Available at IDS for reference
Conference: 
South-South Workshop on PRA Behaviour and Attitudes
Conference Location: 
India

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