Level 3: Behavior

Level 3: Behavior focuses on observable actions and how individuals respond in specific situations, influenced by their motivations, skills, and environment. This level emphasizes the importance of understanding what people do, why they do it, and how their behavior can be changed or supported. By analyzing behavior, we can identify patterns, triggers, and barriers, enabling targeted interventions to improve performance, safety, or well-being. In essence, it’s about understanding the practical, visible aspects of human actions and applying that knowledge to foster positive change.