Participate

Participate in the Development of Behavioural Performance

Behavioural Performance is being developed as an open-to-scrutiny applied discipline. Its concepts, instruments and intervention models should improve through criticism, replication, practical testing and multidisciplinary collaboration.

Participation pathways

Clear ways to contribute.

These pathways support research and field development. They are not a consulting sales funnel, membership programme or implied endorsement.

For individuals

Participate in approved pilot assessments or studies.
Comment on the usefulness and accuracy of reports.
Contribute de-identified data where informed consent is provided.
Test a proposed execution intervention for a defined period.
Report where the framework does not fit your experience.

For business owners and practitioners

Participate in role-specific pilot studies.
Help define real-world outcomes and task demands.
Test person-specific execution interventions.
Compare outcomes before and after an intervention.
Contribute anonymised cases and challenge practicality.

Propose a practice-based pilot

For researchers and subject-matter experts

Review working papers and critique construct definitions.
Identify overlap with established literature.
Collaborate on study design and measurement development.
Replicate or challenge proposed findings.
Advise on ethics, work design, human factors or AI governance.

Contribute methodological review

For organisations

Become a research partner or provide a pilot cohort.
Help test a role-demand framework.
Support longitudinal studies.
Provide de-identified performance data under appropriate agreements.
Sponsor research transparently without controlling findings.

Explore a research partnership

Participation can start with a conversation

Join research and publication updates.
Review or critique a working paper.
Express interest in a future pilot or validation study.
Contribute a practical case or implementation question.
Collaborate on validation research.
Express interest in an advisory or review panel.

Use the contact form and select the closest area of interest. An expression of interest is not enrolment in a study or promise of inclusion.

Terms of constructive participation

Participation does not imply endorsement.
Criticism, replication failures and null findings are welcome.
Relevant commercial and intellectual-property interests should be disclosed.
Research participation requires informed consent and proportionate privacy protections.
Organisational sponsors should not be able to suppress unfavourable results.
No contribution will be represented as peer review unless it follows an appropriate peer-review process.

Specific studies or pilots will require their own scope, method, consent process, data protections and evidence plan. An expression of interest is not enrolment in a study.