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Community Behavior Change

Behavioral models of community intervention are becoming increasingly prominent, but the application of behavior change procedures in community settings raises a number of practical and ethical problems. Basic impediments to program implementation are discussed and ameliorative recommendations are made. An emphasis is placed on broad assessment involving all elements of the community throughout program planning and conduct. Approaches to ethical issues in community behavior change are reviewed, and it is suggested that these ethical issues can only be adequately confronted by developing interventions designed to develop increasingly competent communities, skilled at assessing and modifying their own problem situations.