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- The Importance of a Mentor
Especially if you vibe well together and they are good, caring and supportive people, this is a very
- Interview with Pete Dyson
forever grateful for being the right enough person, at the right time and place, with special people who cared in transport and travel, I want to see a future with dozens of behavioural scientists embedded in car Paying for public transport on apps and driving cars that log information digitally will create a much
- Interview with Dan Benjamin
how happy they are, or how satisfied they are with their life—seem to capture everything that people care It’s hard to imagine not being a behavioural scientist! Maybe most important of all: Don’t be too hard on yourself. Research is hard.
- How Do Experts Apply Behavioural Science To Themselves?
Is it wise to avoid paying £15 per day for parking your car close to your holiday flat by parking it a mile away, if you need your car every day?” Cass Sunstein gets specific as well: “I try hard to think about statistics and probabilities, especially This is in line with Matt Johnson, who lives by the Law of Least Mental Effort: “Thinking is hard, and I can’t stand to lose the credits I’ve already paid for so I will use them up before they expire - usually
- Interview with Wändi Bruine de Bruin
So I’ll focus on one tip: Try to work on topics you care about, and with people you like.
- Who should do What?
Making a car, however, takes forever. It takes 55 minutes for Atlantians to make a car. Eden can produce cars in about 15 minutes. Eden can produce 4 cars and not even a full boat. hour, against 4 cars per hour. And if we are rioting, who is taking care of the kids?!
- Does the Payment Cycle Matter?
We are finding ourselves at a tipping point in a careful balancing act, with no real conclusions to draw
- Interview with Liam Smith
transition into behavioural science, in the hope I could make a bigger difference by persuading people to care We have a hard-working team with a strong appetite for making a difference underpinned by a great team
- Using Behavioural Science to Upgrade Your Job
After years of hard (and smart) work, you have gained way more skills, your know-how is excellent and It could be something entirely different for all I care.
- Behavioural Science on Personal Finance
I don't care if you do it by hand, heart (probably not a good idea, we underestimate expenditures terribly
- Interview with Lindsey Horne
So I'm hoping that it embraces AI, with careful consideration and that it also continues to play nice
- Interview with Darcie Piechowski
We should all care about this, not only because it’s right, but because representativeness is the basis That’s hard to say, since I started my behavioural science journey later in my career.