The interconnected dynamics of social practices and their implications for transformative change: A review

Klitkou, Antje; Bolwig, Simon; Huber, Andreas; Ingeborgrud, Lina; Pluciński, Przemysław; Rohracher, Harald; Schartinger, Doris; Thiene, Mara; Żuk, Piotr

doi:10.1016/j.spc.2022.03.027

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“…Klitkou et al ( 2 ) emphasised the benefits of combining qualitative and quantitative methods to gain a richer understanding of interconnected social practices. Whilst this can be a time-consuming exercise, it is imperative to set the stage before rolling out the intervention to the larger ecosystem.…”

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“…This surfaced a need for creating a safe space to establish the required social–emotional support throughout the organisation [( 1 ), p. 58–73]. As Klitkou et al ( 2 ) highlighted, governing change toward greater sustainability requires changing the focus of intervention from incentives for changing individual behaviour to creating conditions conducive to the change of socially shared practices. Heckemann et al [( 3 ), p. 744–753], in their reviews, found that socio-cultural architecture, responsive carer, and strategic vision are core dimensions that characterise the emotional intelligence of nurse leadership.…”

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Measuring for change/Mobile Creches

Vohra,

Shah,

Mishra

et al. 2024

Front. Public Health

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IntroductionResearch spanning decades across fields such as psychology, education, and neuroscience consistently highlights the crucial role of social–emotional skills in various aspects of personal, academic, and professional development (1–3). The fact that UNESCO recognises social–emotional learning (SEL) as essential not just for meeting its educational objectives but also for accomplishing the Sustainable Development Goals highlights the crucial role robust social–emotional development plays in establishing sustainable societies. Whilst various studies highlight the importance of SEL, there is limited attention on how organizations can contribute to building such development by consciously including SEL in their work practice.Process/methodsOur case study presents the process of integrating SEL into organizational practice over a period of 9 months. The selected constructs of SEL were determined by the organisation’s needs and values. The Measurement for Change approach was used to frame and implement the intervention, with interactive discussions being the key methodology. Data were collected via surveys, reflective sharing, and observations.ResultsA shift in the selected constructs of SEL was recorded, with data highlighting individual differences.ConclusionThe process of co-design and continual reflective practice was key to achieving change within the subset of the organisation rather than the specific content of the materials used.

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Measuring for change/Mobile Creches

Vohra,

Shah,

Mishra

et al. 2024

Front. Public Health

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“…It is also useful to determine the actions under which the practice is performed (Shove et al, 2012), which in turn makes it possible to monitor the frequency (or diffusion) of these actions within the population. Studies on components of ESF practices (Innocent et al, 2021), or how they interact together (Klitkou et al, 2022), already exist in the literature, but there are very few on the diffusion of this set of practices.…”

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“…Studies on components of ESF practices (Innocent et al. , 2021), or how they interact together (Klitkou et al. , 2022), already exist in the literature, but there are very few on the diffusion of this set of practices.…”

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Environmentally sustainable food: an analysis of consumer practices and their diffusion in France

Innocent,

Francois Lecompte,

Guillemot

et al. 2023

BFJ

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PurposeThis aim of this study is to identify the ways of helping public authorities bring about change to environmentally sustainable household food practices.Design/methodology/approachThe authors identified the practices involved in this concept from the consumer perspective and measured their diffusion among French households. The analyses were conducted following two successive data collection campaigns comprising 571 and 501 respondents in France. The methodology involved two complementary scaling techniques: factor analysis and item response theory.FindingsThe results show that consumers understand sustainable food through five food practices: buying and cooking products with sustainable attributes, anti-waste storage, self-production, plant protein consumption and anti-waste cooking.Originality/valueThe findings suggest that while at the individual level people appear to have incorporated anti-waste practices into their daily lives, at the household level, there is still work to be done for improving diets and stimulating the production of home-grown food. It is also worth noting that the emerging vision typically involves sustainable foods that are organic, locally grown, seasonal, based on fair trade and packaging-free.

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“…In short, reasonable action refers to the conscious consideration and choice of action. Two main aspects of analytical and non-rational activity differ (Klitkou et al, 2022). knowledge, what is meant by a child is someone born from a male-female relationship.…”

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Changes in Social Behavior of Children Who Watch the Soap Opera of Bond of Love

Banua

Azhar²

2022

Temali.

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Riset ini bertujuan untuk mengenali bagaimana pola serta perubahan perilaku anak penonton sinetron Ikatan Cinta di RW 03 Kelurahan Kartini Kecamatan Sawahbesar, Jakarta Pusat, DKI Jakarta. Riset ini menggunakan teori Pergantian Sikap S- O- R dari Carl Hovland yang di dalamnya memandang pergantian perilaku terjalin kala stimulus dalam suatu sinetron masuk kedalam diri seorang ataupun organisme yang setelah itu menciptakan suatu reaksi yang di rasakan oleh warga dekat serta keluarga dari anak ataupun organisme. Metode yang digunakan dalam riset ini merupakan metode deskriptif dengan pendekatan kualitatif yang menganalisis informasi yang didapat, setelah itu menguraikan dalam wujud narasi. Sumber informasi riset ini didapatkan lewat pengumpulan informasi primer dengan kanak-kanak penonton sinetron Ikatan Cinta. Tata cara pengumpulan informasi yang digunakan berbentuk wawancara, observasi, serta dokumentasi. Dan dilengkapi dengan informasi sekunder berbentuk buku yang relefan dengan tema riset. Bersumber pada hasil riset, pola sikap anak penonton Ikatan Cinta bersifat positif diawal menoton, namun sejak mereka nonton sinetron Ikatan Cinta terjadi akibat negatif berbentuk peniruan sikap aktor serta menirukan sikap tersebut kedalam area mereka. Dan pergantian sikap dilihat berbentuk terdapatnya bullying antar kelompok.

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The interconnected dynamics of social practices and their implications for transformative change: A review

Cited by 21 publications

References 108 publications

Measuring for change/Mobile Creches

Measuring for change/Mobile Creches

Environmentally sustainable food: an analysis of consumer practices and their diffusion in France

Changes in Social Behavior of Children Who Watch the Soap Opera of Bond of Love

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