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Kindness: a warm glow or a means to systems change?
The latest in our articles on how we need to understand our uniquely human attributes if we are to tackle today's biggest challenges
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Who Turned Down the Lights?
Why navigating gaslighting is vital in a misinformed world.
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How we name things in a Code 6 world
The names we use are struggling to reflect our changing world. A new behavioural science approach to naming is called for
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The politics of pleasure
With the holiday season coming to an end in the northern hemisphere, we dive into a behavioural exploration of what pleasure means
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Is a week a long time in politics anymore?
The way we think about time is changing – which has behavioural implications that need to be examined
Life in the risk society
Living with new types of risk means familiar notions of human cognition are radically changing
Conversations with code
Why behavioural scientists will be working alongside technologists in the emerging field of synthetic respondents.
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Belief Busting: The value of rethinking how we form beliefs
How we need to consider different ways to think about ‘beliefs’ if we are to find ways to tackle them effectively
Bubbles as a catalyst of change
Financial bubbles are not always a good thing – but perhaps they have useful lessons for how social norms influence behaviour – rapidly and at scale
Out of time
Book on how we are living in a period of revolution in beliefs about being human
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Colin Strong
The psychology of misinformation and voting behaviour
While misinformation is a problem, is the bigger issue that we over estimate how susceptible other people are to it?
The psychology of purpose, profit & politics
A behavioural lens offers strategic understanding of the bumps that brand purpose is facing
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