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Wellbeing, gender and the politics of emotion
For behavioural science to be relevant we cannot be blind to the politically gendered explanations of emotion
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Risk perception & AI: How to enable a public discourse
Why we need to understand the psychological and sociological factors that impact and shape people’s perception of risks concerning AI
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Laura de Molière
Fandom’s lessons in social change
By putting fandom under the behavioural spotlight we can see it as a place where beliefs are explored and new possibilities for living are developed
What does wellness mean anyway?
The team is widely used but lacks a shared, fixed meaning: this means a lot of contested ground and challenges concerning who wellness is for
Why we need wellness networks
We tend to think of wellness as an outcome: but emphasising its qualities as a process and system offers new directions and opportunities
Trust, trustworthiness and paranoid cognition
The power imbalances can lead to paranoid cognition and a lack of trust: we make the case for a focus on building trustworthiness
Building trust
It is a simple word but more than ever we need to unpack its meaning and implications
Yes, we do in fact care about privacy
Personalisation and generative AI have propelled the issue of privacy back up marketers' and policy makers' agendas
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