🤩 listening to @EmmaNeville smashing it with her presenting at the #BSPHN2022 conference on our recent research piece exploring stigma associated with HIV and how this influences conversations!
Study finds that people who dislike bitter foods (e.g. dark chocolate) are also likely to agree to an orgy. Good reminder that CORREARION IS NOT CAUSATION #Nudgestock2020
Lots of interesting perspectives on behavioural understanding and the correspondence of academia w business @rorysutherland’s talk at #Nudgestock2020! But my personal favourite take away is that the comfortable range of male conversation is #fartmode 😂
Fish and rosé wine 👏🏼taste 👏🏼better👏🏼 by 👏🏼the 👏🏼sea 👏🏼 (well I better head straight to the beach)... these are contextual effects on our epistemology @rorysutherland#Nudgestock2020
In stitches at @pete_dyson describing the classic #behaviouralscience iceberg analogy as a ‘biasberg’ - I absolutely love it! Thanks for an engaging side tent on why training is not enough to deal with unconscious bias in the workplace #Nudgestock2020
Agreed. And lack of clarity can cost lives. Scottish Government a good example of clear & consistent messaging. No spin, no self-congratulation, no defence, just honest communication, including of the uncertainties. Engenders trust & adherence; avoids confusion & anxiety.
We know why we must wash our hands, and we really do mean to ... but our behaviour doesn't match our intentions. The intention-behaviour gap strikes again! @mhallsworth explores what lies behind why we fail to wash our hands ft fun infographics 👇https://t.co/EaGWEVbbrV