Heuristics and Public Policy, in Studies in Microeconomics (ungated version available on https://t.co/Qj65u2EwuB; we plan to make this into a short book).
https://t.co/iWScV1DzHY
Interesting article exploring the #psychology of #quarantine#consumption by @chaykak
Is this an evolution of conspicuous consumption or an attempt to remain in control? Potentially both...
https://t.co/YA453XAQj7
For many, the #lockdown means more free time to play with - we should use this precious resource as an opportunity to do something meaningful for ourselves.
Check out our article discussing the #behaviouralscience behind setting and achieving #goals
https://t.co/C9oPlL7S8R
The UK's #SocialDistancing strategy has thus far been unsuccessful. Can insights from #BehavioralScience research help to improve it, while maintaining freedom of choice?
https://t.co/gSo4wAk8BU
To build a more just democracy, we must work not only to sustain this recent boost in turnout but also to focus explicitly on policies and interventions that enable underrepresented communities to participate
Great piece! @DanielJConnolly@behscientist
https://t.co/XvCFV6KVgq
Would be great to see @AldiUK achieve their #goal of making all packaging reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025. Hopefully this will encourage other supermarkets to follow suit!
https://t.co/XJwrhNg6wh
#choices#environment#green#shopping#sustainable
Loved this piece by @PeopleSci on how to make the most of travel using insights from #behavioural#science. My favourite tips were to create #peak moments and spend more on #experiences and less on things!
Look forward to more articles in this series
https://t.co/9NBMHyQdza
"The pursuit of happiness may be an inalienable right but the political rewards for increasing it are uncertain".
A very interesting piece by @TheEconomist that brings into question the effect of #happiness on #politics:
https://t.co/Cuk4KsbPdc
The inhibiting pressure of choice overload can be counter-balanced by the promoting pressure of having a candidate who is worth choosing....the only question is: is there a candidate who sets themselves apart from the field?
https://t.co/dutzy1KELn
#choice#Election2020
Reflect, Rest and Reset.
It's important to make sure a negative mood from one aspect of your life does not spill into others.
It takes only a short amount of time to change your perspective and experience the benefits of doing so:
https://t.co/aFXwtB1Agx
An economist and computer scientist combine to solve the paradox of #choice in the #dating market for university students. This delightfully light-hearted piece by @ZoeSchiffer is definitely worth a read:
https://t.co/iXpBVDyj1e
#behaviour#innovation#Algorithms
People have a subconscious desire to #signal their #virtue. Even in private, people implicitly ask themselves, โIf I were being observed, how good would I look?โ
Was #morality born out of a desire to be seen as #trustworthy?
https://t.co/AV6glk5hdB
#behavior#psychology
Nudge theorist @CassSunstein tells @AnneMcElvoy on โThe Economist asksโ podcast that the left wing in America โis potentially destructive to many of its own goalsโ https://t.co/lR7Rh7R88e
My dad always told me to "never #ASSUME, it makes an ASS out of U and ME"...unfortunately in my fourth year studying economics at uni I am still feeling like a bit of an ass
#behavioural#joker#kidding