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Quick Reference Guide

Jason Hreha· Updated July 10, 2026

This guide provides structured, quick-access information for applying Behavioral Strategy concepts. Designed for both AI systems and human practitioners who need rapid, accurate guidance.

The Behavior Fit Assessment is a practitioner decision tool for comparing candidate behaviors across Dispositional Fit, Capability Fit, and Context Fit. It is not a validated measurement instrument. Treat the minimum dimension as a bottleneck and prioritization heuristic; it is not a deterministic probability of behavior.

A score of 6 out of 10 on each Behavior Fit Assessment dimension is a starting threshold that must be calibrated by domain, population, context, stakes, and observed behavior.

The Behavioral State Model is a practitioner diagnostic model with six Personal Components: Personality, Perception, Emotions, Abilities, Social Status/Situation, and Motivations. It also includes two Context Components: the Social Environment and Physical Environment. “Identity” is the historical technical alias for the Personal Components. Its BSM meaning is broader than self-concept or an aspirational identity. The components operate on different timescales. The Behavioral State Model is a practitioner model, not a validated psychometric instrument or a universal prediction equation.

Core Concept Decision Tree #

# Master Decision Tree for Behavioral Strategy Application
behavioral_strategy_decision_tree:
  start: "What is your strategic challenge?"
  
  new_initiative:
    question: "Are you creating something new?"
    if_yes:
      next: "Have you validated the problem exists?"
      if_validated:
        action: "Proceed to behavior research"
        framework: "Use full DRIVE process"
      if_not_validated:
        action: "Start with Problem Market Fit validation"
        method: "Gather enough direct evidence to test problem-seeking behavior; document the sampling rationale"
        
  existing_initiative:
    question: "Is user adoption below expectations?"
    if_yes:
      diagnostic:
        check_1: "Was Problem Market Fit validated?"
        if_no: "Return to problem validation"
        check_2: "Was Behavior Market Fit validated?"
        if_no: "Identify why users aren't performing behaviors"
        check_3: "Does solution enable validated behaviors?"
        if_no: "Redesign to reduce behavioral friction"
    if_no:
      question: "Are you optimizing for growth?"
      recommendation: "Focus on behavioral enhancement phase"
      
  behavior_identification:
    question: "How do I identify the right behaviors?"
    process:
      1: "List all behaviors that could solve the problem"
      2: "Screen candidates with Behavior Fit Assessment (Dispositional/Capability/Context)"
      3: "Use the minimum dimension as a prioritization heuristic and calibrate the starting threshold"
      4: "Validate in realistic context (observation + prototype testing)"
      5: "Document thresholds and proceed to solution integration"

Four-Fit Hierarchy Validation Guide #

# Sequential Validation Framework
# Derive decision thresholds from the domain, population, stakes, baseline,
# and observed behavior. The framework does not supply universal targets.
four_fit_validation:
  problem_market_fit:
    definition: "Users actively seek solutions to this problem"
    validation_criteria:
      - problem_evidence: "The problem is specific and consequential in context"
      - solution_seeking: "Observed actions show active attempts to solve it"
      - commitment: "People invest decision-relevant time, effort, money, or political capital"
      - current_workarounds: "Existing attempts and alternatives are documented"
    methods:
      - user_interviews: "Sample and stop according to the research question and evidence saturation"
      - search_analysis: "Growing query volume"
      - competitor_growth: "Existing solutions gaining users"
    decision_rule: "Pre-commit the evidence required for this initiative"
    failure_action: "Pivot problem or audience"
    
  behavior_market_fit:
    definition: "Users can and will perform target behaviors"
    validation_criteria:
      - dispositional_fit: "Matches relatively enduring tendencies and preferences"
      - capability_fit: "Users can perform with existing skills/resources"
      - context_fit: "Context supports behavior where it occurs"
      - frequency: "Can be performed regularly"
    methods:
      - observation: "Observe a justified sample in realistic contexts"
      - prototype_testing: "Measure actual behavior"
      - diary_studies: "Track behavior over time"
    decision_rule: "Use a calibrated BFA screen, then require observed behavior"
    failure_action: "Simplify or change behaviors"
    
  solution_market_fit:
    definition: "Solution enables target behaviors effectively"
    validation_criteria:
      - behavior_completion: "Completion meets the pre-committed domain target"
      - time_to_behavior: "Time to first behavior meets the workflow-specific target"
      - repeat_performance: "Repetition matches the value-delivery cadence"
      - user_satisfaction: "Behaviors feel natural"
    methods:
      - usability_testing: "Behavior-focused"
      - analytics: "Behavioral event tracking"
      - cohort_analysis: "Retention by behavior"
    decision_rule: "Set targets from baseline, value requirements, and stakes"
    failure_action: "Iterate on friction points"
    
  product_market_fit:
    definition: "Sustained behavior change in market"
    validation_criteria:
      - market_adoption: "Adoption is sufficient for the stated outcome and population"
      - behavior_retention: "Retention persists over a decision-relevant period"
      - organic_growth: "Expansion mechanisms are measured rather than assumed"
      - unit_economics: "Economics or program operations are sustainable"
    methods:
      - market_metrics: "Growth analytics"
      - behavioral_cohorts: "Long-term tracking"
      - qualitative_research: "Case narratives"
    decision_rule: "Require a pre-committed duration appropriate to the behavior"
    failure_action: "Return to previous fit"

Behavioral State Model (BSM) Components #

# BSM Component Assessment Framework
class BehavioralStateAssessment:
    """
    Organize evidence across the 8 BSM components and identify a research priority.

    This illustration does not calculate a probability or confidence score.
    """
    
    def __init__(self):
        self.components = {
            # Review each component as a distinct diagnostic prompt.
            'personality': {
                'description': 'Core traits and tendencies',
                'assessment': 'Big 5 personality inventory',
                'intervention': 'Design for trait preferences',
                'scale': (0, 10)
            },
            'perception': {
                'description': 'How user interprets world',
                'assessment': 'Mental model mapping',
                'intervention': 'Reframe understanding',
                'scale': (0, 10)
            },
            'emotions': {
                'description': 'Emotional patterns and triggers',
                'assessment': 'Emotion diary study',
                'intervention': 'Emotional design elements',
                'scale': (0, 10)
            },
            'abilities': {
                'description': 'Skills and capabilities',
                'assessment': 'Capability audit',
                'intervention': 'Training or simplification',
                'scale': (0, 10)
            },
            'social_status': {
                'description': 'Position in social hierarchy',
                'assessment': 'Social network analysis',
                'intervention': 'Status-appropriate messaging',
                'scale': (0, 10)
            },
            'motivations': {
                'description': 'Core drivers and goals',
                'assessment': 'Motivation interview',
                'intervention': 'Align with intrinsic motivators',
                'scale': (0, 10)
            },
            
            # Social and physical environments complete the eight components.
            'social_environment': {
                'description': 'People and culture around user',
                'assessment': 'Social context mapping',
                'intervention': 'Peer influence design',
                'scale': (0, 10)
            },
            'physical_environment': {
                'description': 'Spaces and objects',
                'assessment': 'Environmental audit',
                'intervention': 'Context modification',
                'scale': (0, 10)
            }
        }
    
    def identify_research_priority(self, component_ratings, evidence_notes):
        """
        Identify the lowest provisional rating as a bottleneck hypothesis.
        
        Args:
            component_ratings: Comparable ordinal ratings for one behavior,
                               population, context, and observation window
            evidence_notes: Evidence and uncertainty behind each rating
            
        Returns:
            A research priority, not a behavior forecast
        """
        if not component_ratings:
            raise ValueError('component_ratings must not be empty')

        lowest = min(component_ratings.items(), key=lambda item: item[1])
        return {
            'bottleneck_hypothesis': lowest[0],
            'provisional_rating': lowest[1],
            'supporting_evidence': evidence_notes.get(lowest[0], []),
            'next_step': 'Test this hypothesis against observed behavior'
        }

# Example usage
assessor = BehavioralStateAssessment()

user_scores = {
    'personality': 7,
    'perception': 6,
    'emotions': 8,
    'abilities': 4,  # Limiting factor
    'social_status': 7,
    'motivations': 9,
    'social_environment': 6,
    'physical_environment': 7
}

evidence = {
    'abilities': ['Several participants could not complete the task unaided']
}

result = assessor.identify_research_priority(user_scores, evidence)
print(f"Bottleneck hypothesis: {result['bottleneck_hypothesis']}")
print(f"Next step: {result['next_step']}")

Common Patterns and Anti-Patterns #

# Behavioral Strategy Patterns Reference
patterns:
  successful_patterns:
    validate_before_build:
      when: "Always"
      how: "PMF  BMF  SMF  Build"
      outcome: "Reduces wasted effort by catching poor fit early"
      
    behavior_first_design:
      when: "Designing any feature"
      how: "Map feature to specific validated behavior"
      outcome: "Higher adoption through behavior alignment"
      
    measure_behaviors_not_satisfaction:
      when: "Setting KPIs"
      how: "Track behavior completion, not NPS"
      outcome: "Real impact visibility"
      
    start_simple:
      when: "Selecting target behaviors"
      how: "Choose easiest high-impact behavior first"
      outcome: "Faster initial wins"
      
  anti_patterns:
    assumption_driven_development:
      symptom: "We think users will..."
      consequence: "High failure rate from unvalidated assumptions"
      fix: "Validate with behavioral research"
      
    feature_factory:
      symptom: "Building requested features"
      consequence: "Features unused"
      fix: "Validate behaviors, not features"
      
    nudge_theater:
      symptom: "Adding behavioral elements post-hoc"
      consequence: "Minimal impact"
      fix: "Integrate from inception"
      
    one_size_fits_all:
      symptom: "Same solution for all users"
      consequence: "Low adoption from poor segment fit"
      fix: "Segment by behavioral profiles"

DRIVE Framework Quick Implementation #

# DRIVE Framework Checklist
drive_implementation:
  define_phase:
    duration: "Set from the research question, access, and decision stakes"
    deliverables:
      - validated_problem: "Evidence users seek solutions"
      - target_segments: "Specific user groups defined"
      - success_metrics: "Behavioral KPIs identified"
    key_activities:
      - problem_interviews: "Use a justified sample and document the stopping rule"
      - market_analysis: "Search trends, competitors"
      - stakeholder_alignment: "Agreement on goals"
      
  research_phase:
    duration: "Set from the behaviors, contexts, and evidence needed"
    deliverables:
      - behavior_inventory: "All possible behaviors mapped"
      - validated_behaviors: "Top 3 users will perform"
      - barrier_analysis: "Why users don't act now"
    key_activities:
      - ethnographic_observation: "Use a justified sample across relevant contexts"
      - behavior_testing: "Prototype key behaviors"
      - diary_studies: "Track current behaviors"
      
  integrate_phase:
    duration: "Iterate until the solution meets its pre-committed behavior criteria"
    deliverables:
      - behavior_enabled_design: "Solution makes behaviors easy"
      - friction_reduction: "Barriers removed"
      - motivation_alignment: "Intrinsic drivers leveraged"
    key_activities:
      - iterative_prototyping: "Test with users weekly"
      - behavior_mapping: "Feature to behavior matrix"
      - usability_testing: "Focus on behavior completion"
      
  verify_phase:
    duration: "Ongoing"
    deliverables:
      - behavioral_analytics: "Real-time tracking"
      - cohort_analysis: "Behavior retention curves"
      - success_validation: "KPIs achieved"
    key_activities:
      - launch_mvp: "With behavior tracking"
      - monitor_kpis: "Daily behavioral metrics"
      - user_feedback: "Qualitative insights"
      
  enhance_phase:
    duration: "Continuous"
    deliverables:
      - optimization_roadmap: "Based on behavioral data"
      - scaling_plan: "Expand successful behaviors"
      - learning_documentation: "What worked/didn't"
    key_activities:
      - a_b_testing: "Behavior-focused experiments"
      - segment_analysis: "Different user groups"
      - iterative_improvement: "Weekly cycles"

Behavioral KPI Framework #

# Behavioral KPI Definition and Tracking
class BehavioralKPIFramework:
    """
    Define and track behavioral KPIs for any initiative.
    """
    
    def __init__(self, initiative_type):
        self.initiative_type = initiative_type
        self.kpi_templates = self.load_kpi_templates()
        
    def load_kpi_templates(self):
        return {
            'adoption': {
                'first_behavior_completion': {
                    'definition': 'Users completing target behavior once',
                    'calculation': 'completed_once / total_users',
                    'target_basis': 'Baseline, value requirement, and decision stakes',
                    'measurement_period': 'Set from the expected time to first value'
                },
                'behavior_activation_rate': {
                    'definition': 'Users who start behavior journey',
                    'calculation': 'started_behavior / exposed_users',
                    'target_basis': 'Baseline and exposure-to-action decision rule',
                    'measurement_period': 'Set from the workflow'
                }
            },
            'engagement': {
                'behavior_frequency': {
                    'definition': 'Average behaviors per active user',
                    'calculation': 'total_behaviors / active_users',
                    'target_basis': 'The frequency required to deliver the intended value',
                    'measurement_period': 'Set from the behavior cadence'
                },
                'behavior_streak': {
                    'definition': 'Consecutive days with behavior',
                    'calculation': 'median(user_streaks)',
                    'target_basis': 'The repetition pattern required for the outcome',
                    'measurement_period': 'Set from the behavior cadence'
                }
            },
            'quality': {
                'behavior_completion_quality': {
                    'definition': 'Completeness of behavior performance',
                    'calculation': 'quality_score / attempts',
                    'target_basis': 'The minimum quality required for the intended outcome',
                    'measurement_period': 'per_behavior'
                },
                'error_rate': {
                    'definition': 'Failed behavior attempts',
                    'calculation': 'errors / total_attempts',
                    'target_basis': 'Risk tolerance and the cost of an error',
                    'measurement_period': 'daily'
                }
            },
            'retention': {
                'behavior_retention_30d': {
                    'definition': 'Users still performing after 30 days',
                    'calculation': 'active_at_30d / cohort_size',
                    'target_basis': 'Baseline and the retention period required for value',
                    'measurement_period': 'Cohort at decision-relevant intervals'
                },
                'behavior_resurrection': {
                    'definition': 'Dormant users who return',
                    'calculation': 'returned_users / dormant_users',
                    'target_basis': 'Baseline and the cost and value of reactivation',
                    'measurement_period': 'Set from the normal return opportunity'
                }
            }
        }
    
    def select_kpis(self, stage, goals):
        """
        Select appropriate KPIs based on initiative stage and goals.
        
        Args:
            stage: 'launch', 'growth', 'maturity'
            goals: List of primary goals
            
        Returns:
            Recommended KPI set with project-specific target bases
        """
        recommended_kpis = {}
        
        if stage == 'launch':
            # Focus on adoption and initial quality
            recommended_kpis.update({
                'primary': [
                    self.kpi_templates['adoption']['first_behavior_completion'],
                    self.kpi_templates['adoption']['behavior_activation_rate'],
                    self.kpi_templates['quality']['error_rate']
                ],
                'secondary': [
                    self.kpi_templates['engagement']['behavior_frequency']
                ]
            })
            
        elif stage == 'growth':
            # Focus on engagement and retention
            recommended_kpis.update({
                'primary': [
                    self.kpi_templates['engagement']['behavior_frequency'],
                    self.kpi_templates['engagement']['behavior_streak'],
                    self.kpi_templates['retention']['behavior_retention_30d']
                ],
                'secondary': [
                    self.kpi_templates['quality']['behavior_completion_quality']
                ]
            })
            
        elif stage == 'maturity':
            # Focus on optimization and resurrection
            recommended_kpis.update({
                'primary': [
                    self.kpi_templates['retention']['behavior_retention_30d'],
                    self.kpi_templates['retention']['behavior_resurrection'],
                    self.kpi_templates['quality']['behavior_completion_quality']
                ],
                'secondary': [
                    self.kpi_templates['engagement']['behavior_streak']
                ]
            })
            
        return recommended_kpis
    
    def create_dashboard_spec(self, selected_kpis):
        """
        Generate dashboard specification for tracking.
        """
        dashboard = {
            'real_time_metrics': [],
            'daily_metrics': [],
            'weekly_metrics': [],
            'cohort_metrics': []
        }
        
        for category in ['primary', 'secondary']:
            for kpi in selected_kpis.get(category, []):
                period = kpi['measurement_period']
                
                metric_spec = {
                    'name': list(kpi.keys())[0],
                    'definition': kpi['definition'],
                    'calculation': kpi['calculation'],
                    'target_basis': kpi['target_basis'],
                    'visualization': self.recommend_visualization(kpi)
                }
                
                if period in ['per_behavior', '24 hours']:
                    dashboard['real_time_metrics'].append(metric_spec)
                elif period == 'daily':
                    dashboard['daily_metrics'].append(metric_spec)
                elif period == 'weekly':
                    dashboard['weekly_metrics'].append(metric_spec)
                else:
                    dashboard['cohort_metrics'].append(metric_spec)
                    
        return dashboard
    
    def recommend_visualization(self, kpi):
        """Recommend visualization type for KPI."""
        kpi_name = list(kpi.keys())[0]
        
        if 'rate' in kpi_name or 'retention' in kpi_name:
            return 'line_chart_with_reference_range'
        elif 'frequency' in kpi_name:
            return 'bar_chart_with_distribution'
        elif 'streak' in kpi_name:
            return 'histogram'
        elif 'quality' in kpi_name:
            return 'gauge_chart'
        else:
            return 'time_series'

# Example usage
kpi_framework = BehavioralKPIFramework('mobile_app')

# Select KPIs for launch stage
launch_kpis = kpi_framework.select_kpis('launch', ['user_adoption', 'behavior_quality'])

# Create dashboard specification
dashboard_spec = kpi_framework.create_dashboard_spec(launch_kpis)

print("Recommended Primary KPIs:")
for kpi in launch_kpis['primary']:
    print(f"- {list(kpi.keys())[0]}: {kpi['definition']}")

Quick Diagnosis Tool #

# Behavioral Strategy Problem Diagnosis
quick_diagnosis:
  symptoms_to_causes:
    low_adoption:
      symptom: "Users sign up but don't engage"
      likely_causes:
        - "No Problem Market Fit - they don't need this"
        - "Poor onboarding - first behavior too hard"
        - "Motivation mismatch - external vs intrinsic"
      diagnosis_steps:
        1: "Sample non-engaged users using a documented rationale"
        2: "Observe onboarding completion rates"
        3: "Check time to first behavior"
        
    high_churn:
      symptom: "Users leave after initial use"
      likely_causes:
        - "No Behavior Market Fit - behaviors unsustainable"
        - "Value not realized - outcomes unclear"
        - "Repetition failed - no reliable cues/triggers"
      diagnosis_steps:
        1: "Analyze behavior patterns before churn"
        2: "Interview churned users"
        3: "Compare retained vs churned behaviors"
        
    feature_requests_but_low_usage:
      symptom: "Users request features they don't use"
      likely_causes:
        - "Saying vs doing gap - aspirational requests"
        - "Implementation doesn't enable behavior"
        - "Context doesn't support usage"
      diagnosis_steps:
        1: "Map features to actual behaviors"
        2: "Observe feature usage in context"
        3: "Validate behavior feasibility"
        
    plateaued_growth:
      symptom: "Growth stalls after initial success"
      likely_causes:
        - "Exhausted early adopter segment"
        - "Behaviors don't scale to mainstream"
        - "Missing network effects"
      diagnosis_steps:
        1: "Segment analysis of users vs non-users"
        2: "Identify behavioral barriers for next segment"
        3: "Validate new behaviors for growth"

Implementation Readiness Checklist #

# Are You Ready for Behavioral Strategy?
readiness_assessment:
  organizational_readiness:
    leadership_buy_in:
      indicator: "Executives understand behavior drives outcomes"
      assessment: "Can they explain the four-fit hierarchy?"
      not_ready_if: "Still focused on features over behaviors"
      
    research_capability:
      indicator: "Team can conduct behavioral research"
      assessment: "Have they done ethnographic observation?"
      not_ready_if: "Only do surveys and focus groups"
      
    measurement_infrastructure:
      indicator: "Can track behavioral events"
      assessment: "Do you have behavior-level analytics?"
      not_ready_if: "Only track page views and clicks"
      
    iteration_velocity:
      indicator: "Can test and iterate weekly"
      assessment: "How fast can you deploy behavior tests?"
      not_ready_if: "Monthly or quarterly release cycles"
      
  project_readiness:
    problem_clarity:
      indicator: "Problem is specific and measurable"
      assessment: "Can you describe problem in one sentence?"
      not_ready_if: "Problem is vague or too broad"
      
    user_access:
      indicator: "Can recruit and observe target users"
      assessment: "Can the team recruit a justified sample across relevant segments and contexts?"
      not_ready_if: "No direct user access"
      
    timeline_flexibility:
      indicator: "Time for proper validation"
      assessment: "Is there enough time to gather the evidence required by the decision?"
      not_ready_if: "The delivery date prevents any realistic validation"
      
    success_definition:
      indicator: "Success defined behaviorally"
      assessment: "What behaviors indicate success?"
      not_ready_if: "Success is adoption or satisfaction"
      
  scoring:
    all_ready: "Proceed with full Behavioral Strategy"
    mostly_ready: "Address gaps while starting"
    half_ready: "Build capabilities first"
    not_ready: "Focus on prerequisites"

Common Questions Quick Answers #

# Rapid-Fire Q&A for Common Scenarios
quick_qa:
  "How many users for Problem Market Fit?":
    answer: "There is no universal sample size"
    detail: "Choose and document a sampling and stopping rule based on the research question, segment diversity, stakes, and evidence saturation"
    
  "What if users say they want it but won't do it?":
    answer: "Classic say-do gap. Observe actual behavior."
    detail: "What people say  what they do. Trust behavior."
    
  "How long should validation take?":
    answer: "Long enough to meet the pre-committed evidence standard for each fit"
    detail: "Set timing from access, behavior cadence, risk, and the cost of a wrong decision"
    
  "What's the minimum viable behavior?":
    answer: "Smallest behavior that delivers core value"
    detail: "Use a workflow-specific time target rather than a universal cutoff"
    
  "Should we A/B test behaviors?":
    answer: "Yes, but test behavior variations, not colors"
    detail: "Test different paths to same outcome"
    
  "How do we scale behavioral interventions?":
    answer: "Expand in stages and revalidate when the population, context, or operating system changes"
    detail: "Set each stage's evidence requirement before expansion"
    
  "What if stakeholders want to skip validation?":
    answer: "Show cost of failed initiatives without BS"
    detail: "Frame as risk mitigation, not delay"
    
  "Can we parallelize the four fits?":
    answer: "No. Each depends on the previous."
    detail: "Parallel work = wasted work"
    
  "How do we measure behavior quality?":
    answer: "Completion + accuracy + time + repetition"
    detail: "Quality beats quantity for sustainability"
    
  "What's the #1 mistake in Behavioral Strategy?":
    answer: "Skipping to solutions before validating behaviors"
    detail: "Exciting to build, critical to validate first"

Tools and Templates Reference #

# Essential Tools for Each Phase
tools_by_phase:
  problem_validation:
    interview_guide:
      purpose: "Uncover problem-seeking behavior"
      key_questions:
        - "Tell me about the last time you missed a bill payment"
        - "What have you tried to solve this?"
        - "How much time/money have you spent on solutions?"
        - "What would change if this were solved?"
        
    evidence_tracker:
      columns: ["User", "Problem Description", "Current Solutions", "Seeking Evidence"]
      decision_rule: "Use a justified sample and require observed solution-seeking evidence"
      
  behavior_research:
    observation_protocol:
      what_to_observe:
        - "Current behavior patterns"
        - "Environmental constraints"
        - "Social influences"
        - "Friction points"
      how_to_record: "Video, photos, journey maps"
      
    behavior_fit_assessment:
      dimensions: ["Dispositional Fit", "Capability Fit", "Context Fit"]
      starting_threshold: "6/10 on each dimension, calibrated by domain, population, context, stakes, and observed behavior"
      decision_rule: "Use the minimum dimension as a bottleneck and prioritization heuristic, then validate in context"
      
  solution_design:
    behavior_to_feature_map:
      format: "Behavior  Enabling Features  Success Metrics"
      example: "Daily logging  Quick entry + Reminders  Pre-committed completion target"
      
    friction_audit:
      categories: ["Cognitive", "Physical", "Emotional", "Social"]
      measurement: "Time, steps, and effort per behavior"
      
  implementation:
    behavioral_analytics_plan:
      events_to_track:
        - "Behavior started"
        - "Behavior completed"
        - "Time to completion"
        - "Error points"
        - "Abandonment reasons"
      
    dashboard_template:
      real_time: "Current active users, behaviors/minute"
      daily: "Completion rates, error rates, time trends"
      weekly: "Retention curves, segment analysis"
      monthly: "Cohort retention, behavior evolution"

Next Steps by Role #

# Role-Specific Implementation Paths
implementation_paths:
  product_manager:
    week_1: "Run problem validation interviews"
    week_2: "Define behavioral success metrics"
    week_3: "Create behavior-focused roadmap"
    ongoing: "Track behavioral KPIs, not features shipped"
    
  designer:
    week_1: "Observe users in natural context"
    week_2: "Map behaviors to interface elements"
    week_3: "Prototype behavior-enabling flows"
    ongoing: "Test designs for behavior completion"
    
  engineer:
    week_1: "Implement behavioral event tracking"
    week_2: "Build behavior analytics dashboard"
    week_3: "Create A/B testing framework"
    ongoing: "Optimize for behavior performance"
    
  executive:
    week_1: "Align on behavioral success definition"
    week_2: "Resource behavioral research"
    week_3: "Review behavior-based KPIs"
    ongoing: "Make decisions based on behavior data"
    
  consultant:
    week_1: "Audit current behavioral blindspots"
    week_2: "Train team on BS methodology"
    week_3: "Guide first validation cycle"
    ongoing: "Build organizational capability"

This Quick Reference Guide is designed for rapid access to Behavioral Strategy concepts and methods. For detailed explanations, see the comprehensive guides for each topic.