Covid-19 - a behavioural perspective
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Using behavioural insights to create a Covid-19 text service for the NHS
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Young men are hardest to engage on coronavirus guidance
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Supporting employers and workers through the pandemic
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How behavioural insights can help college and university students learning remotely due to COVID-19
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Bright infographics & minimal text make handwashing posters most effective - result from an online experiment
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900 million children and young people are learning from home. What works best?
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Using behavioural insights to create a Covid-19 text service for the NHS
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Supporting employers and workers through the pandemic
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Young men are hardest to engage on coronavirus guidance
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BIT joins partners in Kenya to increase access to sexual reproductive health services
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How behavioural insights can help college and university students learning remotely due to COVID-19
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Bright infographics & minimal text make handwashing posters most effective - result from an online experiment
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Video highlights from the Behavioural Exchange Conference 2019
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Cass Sunstein at BX2019
Professor Cass Sunstein, founder and director of the Program on Behavioral Economics and Public Policy at Harvard Law School, discusses how large-scale social change happens in his keynote address to BX2019 delegates.
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Behavioural experiments on online platforms with Facebook, Uber & BIT
Stephen Dubner of Freakonomics discusses the practical, ethical, and policy implications of online experiments with Curtiss Cobb of Facebook, Moshe Katzwer of Uber and Elisabeth Costa of BIT.
