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Progress monitoring

Progress and momentum

Record and review actual behavior after setting a goal.

Well supportedSeveral studies or meta-analyses point the same way.

Example

Editorial example: review completed estimates and reasons for stalled work this week.

Why it works

Harkin and colleagues synthesize experiments that prompt progress monitoring, including differences in recording methods. A decorative meter is not the same intervention.

On the web

Show recorded actions and support plan revision. Make sharing optional and avoid shaming reminders.

When it backfires

Domains and interventions differ, so web retention effects need separate measurement. Check the burden of recording itself.

Sources

  1. Meta-analyzes experimental interventions prompting monitoring and examines goal attainment.

    Harkin, B., et al. (2016). Does monitoring goal progress promote goal attainment? Psychological Bulletin, 142, 198–229. Open source