NYTimes writes about our research (@mollycrockett@amnussberger@juliansavulescu), implications for motivating people to prevent spreading virus. The article misunderstands our research and its implications (https://t.co/FNWfQQabud). Just to clarify (thread)...
Why do people fall for #ConspiracyTheories? Why do some follow their leaders while others refuse to? And are scientists the secret superstars of 2020?
DW's @SertanSanderson spoke to psychologist @AnKappes from @CityUniLondon about the role of behavioral science in #COVID19.
The social psychology of why we break Covid-19 rules — even when we know better, and even when we don't especially want to. My latest for @elemental: https://t.co/0rmRGpGAah
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@brockleycat@1969ajo Super interesting and thanks for these wonderful drawings. Do you have a citation for this effect? I would love to read more about it and google didn't give me the answers I wanted.
"For authorities, the key to encouraging vigilance and precaution without slamming the panic button may be to use the right language when talking about uncertainty."
Nice write-up of our research on how different types of uncertainty affect compliance. https://t.co/3FFD0gRcKI
Latest interview by Dr. Heather Kappes @LSEManagement on how people spend, what economic research and economic experiments have taught us, and which research findings might be relevant for the post #COVID2019 life. @AndrewIvchenko
https://t.co/bUzyiEw0mS
New report for ARD/WDR 'Trapped in Qatar (Part II). Thousands of workers are trapped in sealed off part of Industrial Area. Leaving them vulnerable for Covid-19. Concerning eye witness stories. Statements by Human Rights Experts @HZayadin & @NcGeehan https://t.co/G4K0Z9HjMK
This is excellent by @vaughanbell. Just because it is not in "intro to behavioural science" doesn't mean it is not a phenomenon.
https://t.co/rVS0PVYAnB
@DavidMair4@jayvanbavel @STWorg @tomstafford@hugoreasoning@neuropols There is also work by @garrett_neil showing that stress makes people more evenhanded when processing information, less biased. But it is probably also a question of dosage (Yerkes-Dodson)
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