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"Addressing meat consumption ... requires more than just clever nudges" @rob_velzeboer writing for our blog #MeatlessMonday #AnimalWelfare #Veganuary2025 #masculinity #FoodForThought #nudge bppblog.com/2024/12/26/meat-…
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7. Our Friday bonus: Has Behavioural Public Policy become just an opportunistic magpie? A blog by Rupert Gill (2024) bppblog.com/2024/10/02/there…

“There’s something special about Behavioural Public Policy” or “There’s nothing special about...

Rupert Gill highlights the risks in an emerging magpie-like approach to behavioural public policy (BPP) in practice; taking a method from here, a theory from there. A clear definition of BPP is nee…

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New blog: @rob_velzeboer on the particular policy challenges around men's meat consumption #MensHealth #meatfree #masculinity #veganuary #nudge #behavioural bppblog.com/2024/12/26/meat-…
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A little "down time" coming up? Need some provocative reading? Probably no better place to start than this new piece on "Four SINS in behavioural public policy" #behavioralscience #nudge @OPSIgov #firstview #behaviour #policydesign cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Four SINS in behavioural public policy | Behavioural Public Policy | Cambridge Core

Four SINS in behavioural public policy - Volume 9 Issue 2

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23 Dec 2024
🎄 The holidays bring families together—but polarising conversations can sometimes get in the way. At BIT, we used conversational receptiveness— a research-backed approach—to build trust in public health. Learn how CR can help to engage constructively: bit.ly/4iLNuRm

Deadlocked? Try conversational receptiveness | BIT

If you feel like it’s harder than it used to be to engage productively with people whose views oppose your own, you are not alone. The United States is a global leader in political polarization, and...

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24 Dec 2024
New Cambridge Element Democracy in Trouble by Myles Williamson, Christopher Akor and Amanda B. Edgell is now free to read for 4 weeks! cup.org/4gsm6Gx #cambridgeelements #politics
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18 Dec 2024
Why does manifesting deserve attention? How can misinformation threaten your well-being? We spoke to Cambridge author Professor Sander van der Linden about the 2024 @CambridgeWords Word of the Year, 'manifest', and his new book on misinformation. 🔗 cup.org/4fpDYjK

Manifesting, media and misinformation

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Behavior Change for Good Initiative
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12 Dec 2024
In a recent @PNASNexus paper, Co-Director @angeladuckw, Team Scientist @LyleUngar, & co-authors found “a potentially worrisome side effect” of human-AI interactions: people tend to judge other humans more critically after engaging with AI. Read the full article: bit.ly/3NYpgFe
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Today. 3pm (GMT/UTC) The next online seminar for @ibppa members. Dr Moira Nicholson, UK Government, Cabinet Office #AI #behavioralscience #policy
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Not too late to join us in the IBPPA community ibppa.org

International Behavioural Public Policy Association | IBPPA

The International Behavioural Public Policy Association provides an umbrella organisation for all those who are involved and/or interested in the growing multidisciplinary field of behavioural public...

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BIT@B_I_Team
10 Dec 2024
Big shift 1️⃣ for behavioural science @mhallsworth shows how we can 'see the system' & embrace complexity to create stronger outcomes for people, organisations and society. Read more 👇 bit.ly/3ZJDJvv

Big shifts for behavioural science: working with complexity and systems | BIT

This is the first piece in our series explaining the four big shifts in behavioural science that BIT is aiming to achieve. In 2023, we published our manifesto, which set out ten proposals for where...

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Missed it? The full event is now on the LSE YouTube channel youtube.com/live/L8MT4CN23vQ…

Getting lost in a field: a personal history in behavioural public...

In his inaugural lecture, Adam Oliver will describe how he became i...

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9 Dec 2024
📢 Tonight, Professor Adam Oliver will describe how he became involved in the still relatively new field of behavioural public policy. Come and join the discussion! #LSEEvents In person and online. More info 👇 ow.ly/CKih50UmmZX
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9 Dec 2024
🚨 New paper: the COM-B model & TDF were applied to explore healthcare professional and patient & carer views on complaints' management. The findings highlight the importance of strong support systems and organisational openness to patient feedback. 🔗doi.org/10.1111/hex.70118
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As encouragement for would-be BPP blog authors - over the coming week we’ll share some of our most popular blogs. First up - @a_marcoci & @LucBovens (2020) on #gender-neutral toilet design bppblog.com/2018/04/17/gende… #edi #transgender #inclusive #nudge

Gender-neutral restrooms require new (choice) architecture

“What’s not to love” about gender-neutral restrooms?” ask Bovens and Marcoci. Their spread could only come about trough a sensitive mix of good design and nudges; working on…

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7. Our Friday bonus: Has Behavioural Public Policy become just an opportunistic magpie? A blog by Rupert Gill (2024) bppblog.com/2024/10/02/there…

“There’s something special about Behavioural Public Policy” or “There’s nothing special about...

Rupert Gill highlights the risks in an emerging magpie-like approach to behavioural public policy (BPP) in practice; taking a method from here, a theory from there. A clear definition of BPP is nee…

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8. To finish off this dive into our blog archive … Richard Thaler (2017) responds to a critique of #Nudge (which turned out to be a long-term task) bppblog.com/2017/06/02/much-…

Much Ado About Nudging

By Richard H. Thaler – University of Chicago When the editors of this journal asked me to write a commentary on a new paper by George Loewenstein and Nick Chater I did not expect that I would…

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6.30pm UTC today: Prof Adam Oliver dives into his personal history in behavioural public policy. Live at LSE & online at LSE Live or later on LSE Youtube
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Full details of this lecture in 2 hrs time: lse.ac.uk/Events/2024/12/202…

Getting lost in a field: a personal history in behavioural public policy

6.30pm Mon 9 Dec | Adam Oliver | Free public event at LSE

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John A. List
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6 Dec 2024
**New Paper Alert** Field Experiments have matured from academic curiosity to bona fide contributor to policymaking and scientific knowledge in the past few decades. Yet, the political economy of their deployment in government remains ill-understood. We provide insights on both the demand and supply sides in a new working paper, available here: ideas.repec.org/p/feb/natura…
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