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#<\/i><\/a>What is it?<\/h2>\n

A model for describing when an individual will be suitably motivated to act.<\/p>\n

We encounter many triggers to action. Sometimes we act, and heed the call to action, sometimes we don’t. This framework attempts to describe the circumstances under which an individual may be motivated to enact a behaviour.<\/p>\n

The Fogg Behaviour Model was published by\u00a0Dr. BJ Fogg in 2009 and revised in 2010. Dr Fogg founded the Persuasive Technology Lab at Stanford University, where he directs research in \u201cBehaviour Design\u201d: a systematised way of changing human behaviour.<\/p>\n

#<\/i><\/a>The model<\/h2>\n

B=mat<\/em><\/p>\n

In a given context a behaviour (B)<\/em> occurs when there is sufficient motivation (m)<\/em><\/a>, a trigger (t)<\/em><\/a> is experienced and they have sufficient ability (a)<\/em><\/a>.\u00a0 To put it another way: The individual needs to be sufficiently motivated to act when prompted \u2014 if the cost is not too great.<\/p>\n

Motivation<\/h3>\n

The factors that may cause an individual to act.<\/p>\n