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Behavior analysts can influence community evolution through public policymaking. This paper analyzes policymaking stages and research information crucial for effective advocacy and policy development.

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Area of Science:

Behavioral science
Public policy analysis
Community development

Background:

Behavior analysts have opportunities to influence public policy and community development.
While the scientist-advocate role is recognized, behavioral analyses of the policymaking context are under-examined.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the stages of the public policymaking process.
To analyze key types of research information vital for policymaking.
To discuss methods for communicating research findings to policymakers.

Main Methods:

Descriptive analysis of the policymaking process stages: agenda formation, policy adoption, implementation, and review.
Analysis of seven critical types of research information for agenda formation and policy adoption.
Discussion of communication strategies for research dissemination to policymakers.

Main Results:

The policymaking process involves distinct stages: agenda formation, adoption, implementation, and review.
Seven types of research information are crucial for effective agenda formation and policy adoption.
Effective communication methods are essential for translating research into policy.

Conclusions:

Understanding the policymaking process and relevant research information empowers behavior analysts to contribute effectively.
Behavioral science can inform policy decisions for community betterment.
Bridging research and policy through effective communication is vital for societal impact.