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Listen: Dan Ariely on the Ethics of Applying Behavioral Science

The first of many conversations on this important topic

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Know Your Nuggets: The Identifiable Victim Effect

One death is a tragedy; a million is a statistic

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Welcome to PeopleScience

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Why You Need a Chief Behavioral Officer

Hint: Because you want your business to evolve, lead and thrive

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March 28, 2018

What Hiding Reveals

We all make mistakes: To pretend otherwise might be a greater sin

By: Leslie John

March 26, 2018

June 17, 2018

How We Tested Whether Cash Is King

By: Madhu Viswanathan

A peek behind the curtain of a behavioral intervention

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It's All in the Timing

By: Kelly Leonard

The arts of improvisation and decision-making

June 11, 2018

Know Your Nuggets: Peak End Rule

By: Bob Sullivan

Shakespeare had it half-right

Money, as it turns out, is very often the most expensive way to motivate people. Social norms are not only cheaper, but often more effective as well. Dan Ariely

June 03, 2018

Best Behavioral Books

By: Nancy Volkers

Fill your bookshelf to change your world

May 29, 2018

Better Bike Sharing

By: Tom Vanderbilt

Behavioral nudges for the environment and the bottom line

May 21, 2018

It worked! Three Bs for Leads

By: Shirin Oreizy

Using behavioral science at a trade show changed everything

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