Behavioural Insights & Strategy | Cultural Psychology
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Joined February 2017
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Need to find BeSci case studies, applications or learning resources? Wondering what skills might be required for different roles in applied BeSci?
I've created a new Miro board:
Applying BeSci in the Private Sector: a repository of case studies, learning resources & job specs
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MARKETPLACE DIGNITY, out now from @WhartonPress, received a recommendation from @SquarePegMind in her Squared Away newsletter: ow.ly/S1lF50SxncP
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⭐New BCIO training module available!⭐
📽Watch it now: youtube.com/watch?v=btCZ7XQD…
💡In this new module, Prof @robertjwest describes how to use the Behaviour Change Intervention Ontology (BCIO) to describe behaviours.
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Publishers should offer bounties for reviewers who find errors in papers:
- Stated hypotheses that don't match the pre-reg
- Forgetting to make OSF project public
- Code/results that don't match
- Inconsistent test statistics & p-values
- Giant AI-generated rodent testicles
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Individualism is a significant barrier to climate mitigation.
We evaluated eleven behavioral interventions aimed at stimulating climate change mitigation, along cultural individualism and collectivism orientations in 63 countries (N=59,440).
The more individualistic a nation, the less its residents believed in climate change, supported mitigation policy, and intended to share information (but it it was not related to tree planting in an online task).
While some interventions were more effective in individualistic nations (decreasing psychological distance), and some in collectivistic nations (emphasizing social norms), others were effective in both (writing a letter to the future generation).
These results reveal that and the efficacy of interventions hinges on cultural contexts. osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/cv…
Led by @dgoldwert Evalina Bao @kim_doell and @vlasceanu_mada
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In case anyone is still following the Gino lawsuit: Judge Myong J. Joun has confirmed that the final report of the HBS investigation committee is a judicial record.
This report will thus, after appropriate redactions, be accessible to the public.
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I have been remiss in my quest to better understand the fraud accusations that rocked our behavioral science field this past year since I had not read this fantastic article by my friend @SquarePegMind (Elana Halonen)
squarepeginsight.com/post/th…
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'Going beyond the individual level in self-control research', a Perspective by Wilhelm Hofmann
🚨FREE to access until Dec 18🚨
go.nature.com/47mcIQ4
What happens if you ask ChatGTP-4 to create carved pumpkins that would be scary to behavioural scientists?
All ideas from ChatGTP-4 - it knows more about this stuff than we might have imagined! /🧵
Since I'm attending the #ESOMAR AI Forum today, it seems like a good day to announce the launch of the Behavioral Science & AI group on LinkedIn!
In addition to exploring topics, my hope is that we'll also eventually cover areas like:
- Collaborative initiatives combining both disciplines
- Mitigating risks of AI using behavioural science perspectives
- Promoting human values such as transparency and fairness in AI
I look forward to productive debates, sharing knowledge, and steering the trajectory of this important emerging field. Please share and invite if you know someone who might be interested - the more the merrier!
linkedin.com/groups/12897974