WHAT IS IT?

A problem-solving tool used to analyze the driving and restraining forces that surround a proposed change.

 

 

WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE?

Example Diagram

WHEN IS IT USED?

Use a force field analysis any time a change is expected to be difficult.

HOW IS IT MADE?

1. Define the desired change or action.
2. Brainstorm the driving forces.
3. Brainstorm the restraining forces.
4. Prioritize the driving forces.
5. Prioritize the restraining forces.
6. List actions to be taken.

PRIMARY

INTERMEDIATE

Life in the 1800's
Behavior

JUNIOR HIGH

ADULT

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