The first was the annual report of the president's Social and Behavioral Science Team, which detailed the uses of behavioral science by the administration over the past year.
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This is a behavioral science principle called out group derogation.
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To that end, behavioral science had a role to play.
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In recent years, behavioral science has become a voguish field.
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Behavioral science is much newer than physical and biological sciences.
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But behavioral science would suggest there's more than just neurotransmitters at work.
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As applied in financial services, behavioral science was still in its infancy.
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Behavioral science already knows a good deal about how to motivate us.
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He graduated from Fordham University with a bachelor's degree in behavioral science.
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Feldman offered tools inspired by behavioral science research that could help curb corruption.
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It combined both positive psychology with the real-life applications of behavioral science.
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He finds help in agent Bill Tench (Holt McCallany), a behavioral-science specialist.
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Clinton's campaign, by contrast, appeared to hew more closely to proven behavioral science research.
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New conceptions of roles that blend behavioral science and product design are clearly emerging.
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Qapital, says Ariely, applies theorems from behavioral science to the world of financial management.
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Both talked about how the administration has used behavioral science to advance public welfare.
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In it, Santos utilizes positive psychology and the real-life applications of behavioral science.
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Mindhunter is about agents in the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit back in 1979 solving... something.
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One of the giants of behavioral science reveals how to improve at predicting the future.
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The first wave of gamification ignored the behavioral science principles that underlie every effective game.
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But there aren't a lot of fitness trackers infused with legitimate behavioral science, says Patel.
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Behavioral science explains why we are all so prone to preferring money today over tomorrow.
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Arthur: Anyway, you wandered right into my behavioral science world with that conspiracy theory comment.
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The annual report provides numerous examples of the use of behavioral science in this endeavor.
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But as a matter of behavioral science, people resist the former and embrace the latter.
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Moreover, we can't apply gamification successfully without understanding the behavioral science principles on which it stands.
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So it's actually sometimes called the backfire effect and it's an entire field of behavioral science.
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Behavioral science suggests that when there is opportunity for distraction, the human mind will take it.
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There were objections, as well, to the ethics of putting behavioral science to such brutal use.
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It's a behavioral science, and it helps address our environment and how we deal with it.
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A basic insight from behavioral science is that people care about the present mainly in the present.
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Urging voters to make a plan Rogers said behavioral science-based communications have worked in earlier primaries.
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Organisations such as the Brookings Institution have long advocated the importance of behavioral science in economic development.
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"It's a tremendous improvement from these relatively nonextreme actions," said Stephen Wendel, Morningstar's head of behavioral science.
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Good natural science is critical, but so is research into the behavioral science behind the public's attitudes.
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The testing and prototyping methods for the program were based on human-centered design and behavioral science.
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The other, called the Behavioral Science Consultation Team, was led by psychologists with a very different mission.
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Coursework included intelligence theory, terrorism and terrorist mindsets, law, behavioral science, law enforcement communication, and forensic science.
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A basic insight from behavioral science is that people care about the present mainly in the present.
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The applications of behavioral science to enterprise are just beginning to scratch the surface of what is possible.
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JPMorgan Chase is phasing out college recruiting trips in favor of video interviews and online behavioral-science games.
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Vine Health Digital – LONDON Vine Health's platform uses behavioral science and AI to increase the survival of cancer patients.
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Behavioral science has been around for a while now, but it's largely been used for commercial and business purposes.
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There is a natural suspicion that arises when one hears about government using behavioral science to influence the public.
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"People generally don't like change," said Alain Samson, a behavioral science consultant and editor of the Behavioral Economics Guide.
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Happiness, of course, is more ephemeral, less quantifiable, than coziness, though Mr. Wiking marshals some engaging behavioral-science data.
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Dr. Tenenbaum pointed to a 2008 study that dealt with children's rooms, in the behavioral science journal Sex Roles.
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Our behavioral science reporter recently explained the psychological factors that make us so vulnerable to misinformation on social media.
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We can only manage what we measure, said Sarah Newcomb, director of behavioral science at fund research firm Morningstar.
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Behavioral science has brought renewed attention to the problem of poverty from policymakers on both sides of the aisle.
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Ethical Systems develops research and strategies for organizations to improve their ethical behavior through social and behavioral science research.
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John Paul Rollert is an adjunct assistant professor of behavioral science at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
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Once you have the answer, deploy the behavioral science toolset in your solution, and keep the following points in mind.
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Wheatley now advises several firms including Starling, an applied behavioral science tech company that co-hosted the New York forum.
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"What does courteous sound like?" said Skyler Place, vice president for behavioral science at Cogito, an MIT Media Lab spinoff.
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That's one reason lawmakers and regulators have been discussing the difficult, interrelated roles of behavioral science and tech for years.
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She was raised in Pennsylvania and Denver and graduated from Rice University in Houston with a degree in behavioral science.
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And our behavioral science reporter recently explained the psychological factors that make us so vulnerable to misinformation on social media.
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Mr. Cruz's efforts may have benefited from a refresher course in behavioral science (and perhaps in ethics as well), but Mrs.
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Ayelet Fishbach is a professor of behavioral science and marketing at the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago.
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Bloch gives an explanation rooted in behavioral science to explain why his Digit savings service works better through a mobile application.
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Social and behavioral science research has been critical to helping us respond effectively to disasters, enhance intelligence, and improve international relations.
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You can find a therapist in your area on the websites of Psychology Today or the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science.
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Recent behavioral science research indicates, however, that such approaches may reflect a misunderstanding of humans and the likely causes of misbehavior.
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Still, the futility of the effort promises to inspire a change in the culture of behavioral science in the coming decades.
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His new mission is to study up on behavioral science and use its research methods to make election predictions work again.
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At a recent Thomson Reuters forum in New York on culture and behavioral science in the banking industry some of the world's largest firms, as well as experts in the field of behavioral science and ethics, shared their experience of how sophisticated technology such as machine learning is being applied to monitor, detect and prevent certain types of conduct.
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Clinton's campaign's assertion that caucus attendance would be relatively high was true — and the behavioral science research suggests it was also motivating.
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In the past, not all campaigns took this kind of behavioral science as seriously, or they'd describe it as only marginally helpful.
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"This is crazy," said Denise Jablonski-Kaye, a clinical psychologist and the assistant commanding officer of behavioral science services at the LAPD.
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Behavioral science researchers tested the longevity disconnect theory by showing people photos of their own faces, "aged up" with photo-manipulation software.
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"As a fellow animal advocate I'm disappointed you would post that without researching the situation and gorilla behavioral science," another person responded.
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"[It is] absolutely not the case that behavioral science takes predominance, but of course it's an important consideration," he told Sky News.
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Many families don't use 529 accounts, perhaps because of the plethora of competing plans, said Steve Wendel, Morningstar's head of behavioral science.
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Dr. Wilmer, who is 32 and known as Harry, is a behavioral science consultant at Cogito, a technology start-up in Boston.
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The start-up has undertaken an extraordinary experiment in behavioral science to subtly entice an independent work force to maximize company revenue.
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In the end, the repeal effort's biggest hurdle may have been loss aversion, one of the most robust findings in behavioral science.
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The MIT Media Lab spin-off is applying the principles of behavioral science to call centers around the world to improve customer experiences.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia's (CBA's) upgrade enables greater personalization for its customers via machine learning, deep data analytics, and behavioral science, Finextra reports.
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The use of other modern techniques like forensic accounting, crowd sourcing, behavioral science and testimonial reconstruction may also hold promise of a breakthrough.
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A flat tax with no exemptions would be a better option, said Thaler, who is professor of behavioral science and economics at Chicago University.
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A flat tax with no exemptions would be a better option, said Thaler, who is professor of behavioral science and economics at Chicago University.
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Given the absence of well-defined and enforceable legal guardrails, platform companies' propensity to exploit behavioral science at users' expense will remain largely unchecked.
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About 70 percent of people have grappled with imposter syndrome before, according to a 2011 study published in the International Journal of Behavioral Science.
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While many have learned to compensate, behavioral science and pharmacology are only now starting to nibble around the edges of staving off these drives.
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He writes weekly articles and guides for his email newsletter about how to use behavioral science to improve our lives in practical, meaningful ways.
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Katy Davis is a managing director at the nonprofit design and consulting firm ideas42 where she focuses on improving financial health with behavioral science.
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He writes weekly articles and guides for his email newsletter about how to use behavioral science to improve our lives in practical, meaningful ways.
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For example, one of her employees put together a 25-page report on behavioral science, summing up academic research, for other teams to review.
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These seven strategies are based on behavioral science and my clinical work with hundreds of people trying to achieve their long-term goals.1.
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Driving the news: Perceptive Automata, a startup whose backers include Toyota and Hyundai, has a unique approach — it's applying behavioral science techniques to machine learning.
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A 2013 paper in the Canadian Journal of Behavioral Science looked for the first time at Canadian sexual offenders' views on being on a registry.
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Where the use of behavioral science becomes more controversial is when it is used to justify government requirements rather than information provision or incentive creation.
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One key difference with Preact seems to be that it's basing a lot of its interactions on machine learning, big data analytics and behavioral science.
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At Common Cents Lab, a financial research lab at Duke University supported by MetLife Foundation, we believe behavioral science can help improve financial well-being.
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A bestseller on Amazon, the Meditation Sidekick Journal is based on principles of behavioral science and can help you build and sustain a healthy mindset.
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Many people on her team will remain in government, working for various agencies, where Shankar hopes that they will press on in using behavioral science.
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The problem may be more than government indifference, said Josh Wright, executive director of Ideas2000, which uses behavioral science to study and design public policies.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - The banking industry and regulators are using behavioral science tools to help improve the ethical cultures of financial services firms.
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Behavioral science tools and methods are being used to detect patterns of behavior, which experts and regulators believe can influence an organization's culture, and ultimately, performance.
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The Debbie storyline gets the general shaft because "Episode 2" is squarely dedicated to sending heroes Ford and Tench towards solidifying the FBI's behavioral science unit.
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Today's 401(k)s combine technology and behavioral science to provide virtual participant education and advice, delivered via web apps, texting, and mobile devices, anywhere, anytime.
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Findings from the behavioral science nonprofit, ideas42, show that a lack of understanding about the process can be one of the greatest deterrents for young voters.
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Todd Rogers is professor of public policy at Harvard University and chief scientist at EveryDay Labs, a behavioral science company focused on parent communication in education.
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"Even if you throw in alcohol or tobacco into the mix," Johnson, a doctor of behavioral science at Johns Hopkins University, told me over the phone.
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Cutting-edge behavioral science is being applied to the problem of how to make you pay less attention to your surroundings and more attention to your phone.
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Every piece of content found in this journal is based on behavioral science, making it effective in helping you to form healthier habits and stay on track.
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"The importance of this executive order cannot be overstated in view of its likely role in making behavioral science a permanent part of American government," he writes.
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Here, I draw from White House guidance on how to implement lessons from behavioral science into government policy to identify situational factors that contributed to the fraud.
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It helps that psilocybin carries little of the baggage that still burdens LSD, said Matthew W. Johnson, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral science at Johns Hopkins.
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"We didn't know how the numbers would come out," Andrew Oswald, a professor of economics and behavioral science at the University of Warwick, said in a statement.
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This concern is far from baseless, as the forensic psychology journal "Behavioral Science & the Law" observed that about a third of GVROs were issued against innocent people.
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Behavioral science findings about ethics and the shortcomings of traditional policy leave an opening for policymakers to examine other systems that can encourage the outcomes they seek.
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Where the pet sleeps "depends on the animal's temperament," said Dr. Carlo Siracusa, a veterinarian and the director of animal behavioral science at Penn Vet in Philadelphia.
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Bruce Yandle is a distinguished adjunct fellow with the Mercatus Center at George Mason University and dean emeritus of the Clemson University College of Business & Behavioral Science.
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Pymetrics, a New York City-based company that specializes in using AI in recruitment, works with companies to assess candidates through a series of behavioral science-based tools.
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The doctor thinks their insights could have "far-reaching value" for not only law enforcement, as Forch believes, but also everything from disciplines like behavioral science to criminology.
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A student with a computer science degree will continue to be valuable, but equally important will be someone with a background in design, human resources, or behavioral science.
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A 2005 analysis published by the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit found that they're responsible for less than one percent of all murders in the United States each year.
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"People dread idleness, and their professed reasons for activity may be mere justifications for keeping busy," University of Chicago professor of behavioral science and marketing Christopher Hsee observed.
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He was awarded the 2013 Nobel Prize in economics (with Eugene Fama and Lars Peter Hansen) for his contribution to behavioral science and the analysis of asset prices.
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Bruce Yandle is a distinguished adjunct fellow with the Mercatus Center at George Mason University and dean emeritus of the Clemson University College of Business and Behavioral Science.
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Bruce Yandle is a distinguished adjunct fellow with the Mercatus Center at George Mason University and dean emeritus of the Clemson University College of Business and Behavioral Science.
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The study published by the Journal of Contextual and Behavioral Science collected data from 307 American adults who were experiencing conflicts, questions, and tensions about spirituality and religion.
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The study published by the Journal of Contextual and Behavioral Science collected data from 307 American adults who were experiencing conflicts, questions, and tensions about spirituality and religion.
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Nathaniel Stinnett is the founder and executive director of the Environmental Voter Project, a nonpartisan nonprofit that uses data analytics and behavioral science to get environmentalists to vote.
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The company is pairing the latest in behavioral science with video game design in an extraordinary behind-the-scenes experiment to get drivers to work longer and harder.
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How Uber is using psychology to push its drivers' buttons: The company is experimenting with behavioral science to subtly entice its independent work force to maximize company revenue.
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Gourani is a TED Talks mentor and works with both corporate clients and leaders worldwide, including Pope Francis, as World Economic Forum expert in behavioral science and education.
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Striking the right balance between simplicity and accuracy is what separates good financial tools from the bad, said Stephen Wendel, head of behavioral science at investment research firm Morningstar.
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According to Nix, the success of Cambridge Analytica's marketing is based on a combination of three elements: behavioral science using the OCEAN Model, Big Data analysis, and ad targeting.
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With its IPO's huge influx of investor money to fund more data and behavioral science, Uber could move into dangerously unethical territory – easy to imagine given its past practices.
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Uber is on the defensive after the New York Times reported that it manipulates drivers using techniques from behavioral science in order to reduce costs and increase corporate growth.
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Using behavioral science and machine learning to learn from investors' actions over time, these tools add another layer of understanding beyond investor self-reporting about their tolerances and expectations.
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Introducing lessons and research from behavioral science into corporate governance can open new avenues for reconsidering how investors, regulators, managers and all employees interact with and within a corporation.
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Devin G. Pope, a professor of behavioral science at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business, saw the link among people who had served at a Mormon mission.
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In 2015 the university accepted $3.3 million from the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, a group founded by distillers, to establish an endowed professorship in psychiatry and behavioral science.
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Based on principles of behavioral science, its three-section structure features guided meditations, affirmations, and expert tips that'll help you better understand meditation as a practice while improving your technique.
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The two began the FBI Behavioral Science Unit in 1972, but entered the pop culture zeitgeist last year when fictionalized versions of the agents appeared in Netflix's hit series, Mindhunter.
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The only mention Hillary Clinton's campaign website makes of "behavioral science" regards mental health, and as for Donald Trump, let's just say he's more of a coercer than a nudger.
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His quest has taken him to research areas well beyond behavioral science – as well as IBD, he's delved into treatments for brain cancer, often through off-label use of antidepressants.
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His quest has taken him to research areas well beyond behavioral science -- as well as IBD, he's delved into treatments for brain cancer, often through off-label use of antidepressants.
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"Data is useful, but I think the most important thing is looking at the experience in other countries," said Nick Chater, a professor of behavioral science at Warwick Business School.
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"Over the years, I kind of started to develop my own interpretations of the cards that were more through the lens of behavioral science, behavioral therapy, and psychology," she said.
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We are convinced that our nation can make significant progress in addressing the problem of poverty if the trend toward using behavioral science to guide policymaking reaches its full potential.
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The forum was co-hosted by the Regulatory Intelligence and Legal Managed Services divisions of Thomson Reuters and by Starling, an applied behavioral science technology firm, in cooperation with Ethical Systems.
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Ted Bundy, who was at the time on Death Row awaiting death by electric chair, was among those who were interviewed by the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit back in the 1980s.
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"The best thing to do is to not do anything," said Belinda Borelli, a professor and director of behavioral science research at Boston University Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine.
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"People experience anxiety, no doubt about it, but [most] don't have an anxiety disorder," says Jennifer Payne, an associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral science at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
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While that's scary enough, combine all that data with Uber's expertise at analyzing it through the lens of behavioral science and you have a dangerous potential to exploit users for profit.
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While that's true, encountering upsetting content on the internet doesn't do much to help anyone, explained Debra Kaysen, a professor in the school of psychiatry and behavioral science at UW Medicine.
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Outlaw, founder of The Extended Mind, a company that trains VR/AR companies through practical behavioral science insights to improve overall user engagement, met Dorvilias at Oculus Launch Pad in 2017.
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Its technology uses advanced analytics and behavioral science to help buy-side firms such as hedge funds spot patterns for compliance purposes, but can also be used to enhance their performance.
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"E-cigarettes have volatile organic compounds, cancer causing chemicals, and flavorings that have been linked to lung disease," said Borelli, who directs the Center for Behavioral Science Research at Boston University.
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Each person began the program at the silver level, so if they fell down one level, they might feel the bite of losing status -- another motivational trick learned from behavioral science.
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The 31-year-old Oczkowski, who specializes in data and behavioral science, is expected to spend most of his time working for the campaign out of San Antonio, where he resides.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - The behavioral science tools that major banks have begun to deploy allow them to mitigate risk and better understand the behavior of individual employees and groups.
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Paul Dolan, a professor of behavioral science at the London School of Economics and best-selling author of Happiness By Design, spoke about the topic at this weekend's Hay Festival in Wales.
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We have found that pairing experts in behavioral science with "on the ground" teams of researchers and field workers has yielded many good ideas about how to address the problems of poverty.
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As Juliana Breines, a professor of behavioral science at the University of Rhode Island, explained in a Psychology Today column, some types of apologies can encourage forgiveness, repair relationships and dissolve hostility.
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The series explores the early days of the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit as agents interviewed various serial killers in an effort to understand criminal psychology and build a department around criminal profiling.
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It has used behavioral science to get hosts to lower their rates and accept bookings without screening guests – which creates real risks for hosts, particularly when they are sharing their own apartment.
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"Agent trainees study a broad range of subjects that grounds them in the fundamentals of law, ethics, behavioral science, investigative and intelligence techniques, interrogation and forensic science," according to the agency's website.
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An officer with the sheriff's behavioral science unit interviewed Cruz, and a detective later determined the tip was "only rumor at this time" and no further action was taken, the report said.
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A study by Duke University's Common Cents Lab, which applies behavioral science to the problems of low-income people, found that 226 percent of benefits get spent in the first nine days.
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Jenic Mantashian, executive vice president of behavioral science consulting firm BVA Nudge Unit, says you could even give people points or badges for picking the greener option that can be redeemed for discounts.
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According to a study published in 2015 to Frontiers of Behavioral Science, mice are able to communicate on an ultrasonic level, and display a linguistic sophistication akin to birds, whales, and even primates.
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One of the big behavioral science insights into child development is for parents to talk or engage with their children all the time, even if they're too young to talk back, said Oreopoulos.
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Netflix has reportedly renewed the David Fincher-produced psycho drama for a second batch of episodes, so it's not too early to start pondering what's ahead for the FBI's budding behavioral science unit.
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Efforts to effectively prevent and treat mental, emotional, behavioral, and physical disorders depends on our ability to make use of the enormous amount of behavioral science knowledge generated in the past forty years.
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Other agencies — like the Environmental Protection Agency, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Securities and Exchange Commission — use macroeconomic modeling, behavioral science and other tools to understand the impact of their regulations.
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"We can actually find signals on who are the key influencers in the organization, who are the most deeply trusted people," said Stephen Scott, chief executive of Starling, an applied behavioral science tech company.
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While it's easy for someone with an interest in behavioral science to find Nanit's baby monitor exciting, its critical to question the ability of the device to not only inform parents but influence behavior.
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The two ride-share giants set low prices for drivers, take heavy commissions, successfully lobby against government regulation, employ behavioral science to manipulate drivers into working more, fight unionization, and offer workers zero benefits.
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The "people research" space alone (we which we define as behavioral science + user research + market research) is a $100B+ global opportunity, but this is just the beginning as this market is nascent and growing.
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"Seltzer water is essentially flat water with carbon dioxide infused into it under pressure," says Scott Tomar, professor and chair of the department of community dentistry and behavioral science at the University of Florida.
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"It's a wake-up call, a warning that something is afoot and there is a negative force there," said Elissa Moses, chief executive of neuroscience and behavioral science for Ipsos, a market research company.
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In August, Cass Sunstein published a book, "The Ethics of Influence: Government in the Age of Behavioral Science," in which he reminded readers that choice architecture is value-neutral, ripe for democrats and demagogues.
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The behavioral science unit newbie had go and blow up the entire team's well-planned cover-up moments after they settled on keeping the honestly-disgusting Richard Speck interview tape a secret until the grave.
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Behind the screens of the games we play and digital communities we interact with are psychologists and other behavioral science experts, who are hired to create products that we want to use more and more.
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"In the end, it's a lot of money being left on the table that they could otherwise have available for college," said Stephen Wendel, head of behavioral science at Morningstar and author of the paper.
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In 2015, President Obama issued an executive order committing the U.S. to "using behavioral science insights to better serve the American People"— a directive that Sunstein proudly republishes as Appendix C of his latest book.
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"Common intuition presumes that people's deeply held moral beliefs and principles guide their behavior, whereas behavioral science indicates that ethical behavior also stems from momentary thoughts, flexible interpretations, and the surrounding social context," they wrote.
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" It formalized the team as an official entity, and urged all federal agencies to "develop strategies for applying behavioral science insights to programs and, where possible, rigorously test and evaluate the impact of these insights.
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One fascinating segment introduces the Atlas of Emotions, commissioned by the Dalai Lama and developed by Paul and Eve Ekman, a father and daughter who used behavioral science to map human feelings and their consequences.
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He doesn't actually have the clout to make such an official change to Bureau practices until "Episode 3," after his and the rest of the behavioral science unit's research helps track down a budding serial killer.
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Not everyone falls prey to this effect, as Anuj K. Shah, a professor of behavioral science at the University of Chicago, has demonstrated in research done with Eldar Shafir, a psychology professor at Princeton, and me.
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"Some people are built to retain more carcinogens, so they don't get eliminated from the body as quickly," Alexander Prokhorov, a professor of behavioral science at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, told VICE.
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"We can use these improvisational exercises to help people understand their own behavior, show insights into behavioral science and give you skills that allows you to alter your own behavior in your own life," Libera said.
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"It's not just about information—you have to link it to actions and very concrete steps that people can take," said Irina Feygina, director of behavioral science at Climate Central, and one of the study partners.
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The journal Behavioral Science & Policy (BSP) dedicated a 2017 issue to developing policies that promote ethical behavior (PDF)[here], which guided policymakers on how the psychology of ethics and morality can inform regulations targeting corporate culture.
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"They kept emailing me over and over," said Belinda Borrelli, director of the Center for Behavioral Science Research at the Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine at Boston University, and a longtime smoking cessation scholar.
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In a study published in 2015 in the journal Behavioral Science and Policy, we showed that policies like Mr. Trump's ban may very well promote the psychological conditions that fuel the radicalization he seeks to combat.
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Behavioral science researchers — like Emile Bruneau and his colleagues Nour Kteily and Emily Falk, who co-authored these studies — are usually better at describing the psychological problems that fuel conflict than they are at offering solutions.
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And there's the company building practicalities: to build a company in this space, you need to find people who understand clinical science, data science, experimentation approaches, behavioral science *and* product and UI. But that's exactly the opportunity.
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"The company has undertaken an extraordinary experiment in behavioral science to subtly entice an independent work force to maximize its growth, " read the deck of the piece, which covered things like "ludic loop" methods in its apps.
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The company is using a mix of behavioral science and predictive analytics to project out specific customers, in a post-ACA world, that could save a lot on healthcare with just a few relatively simple lifestyle changes.
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"The company has undertaken an extraordinary experiment in behavioral science to subtly entice an independent work force to maximize its growth," read the deck of the piece, which covered things like "ludic loop" methods in its apps.
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Ms. Blank, 35, is the chief behavioral officer, leading the behavioral science and innovation practice, at Maritz, a sales and marketing services company in Fenton, Mo. She graduated from Emory University and received an M.B.A. from Harvard.
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For months, Shankar had been thinking about how to bring behavioral science to bear on the problems in Flint, where a crisis stemming from lead contamination of the drinking water had stretched on for almost two years.
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But behavioral science shows that the link might just be causal through what psychologists call "external locus of control," which refers to a belief that external forces (such as politics) have a large impact on one's life.
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The study controlled for socioeconomic factors like a participant's income, education level and mobility, said Andrew Steptoe, a co-author of the study and the head of University College London's research department of behavioral science and health.
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The show follows two FBI agents from the Behavioral Science Unit — Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) and Bill Tench (Holt McCallany) — as they travel across America to interview psychopaths and serial killers in an attempt to understand their mindset.
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Going forward, the ruling applies to all domestic violence victims seeking asylum protection in the U.S. The decision is flawed, according to our review of the legal and behavioral science literature pertaining to asylum protection and domestic violence.
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Emma Levine, assistant professor of behavioral science at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, studies these types of lies and has found that prosocial lying isn&apost just seen as acceptable, it&aposs seen as essential.
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"That's why you see that decreased inflation and the increased time of staying inflated," said Prokhorov, a professor in the Department of Behavioral Science and the director of the Tobacco Outreach Program at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.
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Rooted in behavioral science and designed with an engaging three-section structure, Meditation Sidekick Journal contains curated tools, inspiration, and guidance to help you create a more consistent meditation schedule and eventually learn to meditate effectively on your own.
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Since Arkansas was the first state to tie work requirements to Medicaid, I worked with my colleagues at the applied behavioral science firm ideas2900 to map the unforgiving steps and onerous barriers that Arkansans face to maintain their coverage.
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Settings like a bar or a company party encourage mingling with people who may be on the outskirts of our social circles, said Nicholas Epley, a professor of behavioral science at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
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An application sent on a whim from Chennai got him acceptance to a graduate program at U.C.L.A. and eventually a Ph.D in operations management, a new behavioral science in the 1970s that drew restless types from across the world.
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Emma Levine, an assistant professor of behavioral science at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business who conducts research on why we lie, says that understanding the intentions of the deceiver often informs how we regard the deception.
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In its second season, the show will continue to focus on Holden Ford (Groff) and Bill Tench's (Holt McCallany) work as FBI agents in the Behavioral Science Unit during the '70's, but will add more diversity to the mix.
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Dr. N.G. Berrill, the executive director of the New York Center for Neuropsychology & Forensic Behavioral Science, says that while there are common threads that could provoke someone to murder their family, there aren't really generalizations that could provide a definitive type.
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"Having seen these findings, I think we have to accept that there is some element of pure discrimination against women," said Andrew Oswald, co-author of the study and professor of economics and behavioral science at the University of Warwick.
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The developer is likely "trying to delve a little deeper into what might reflect how these people see themselves," said Katherine White, the chairwoman of the Marketing and Behavioral Science Division of the UBC Sauder School of Business in British Columbia.
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"For us as an organization, one of our missions is to make business ethics a cumulative science, and what that means is that there is not yet enough evidence of what works well from a behavioral science perspective in an organization," said Filabi.
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We have deep clinical knowledge and we understand behavioral science because if you want to impact the future of healthcare, it is about how people will change their habits to live with a chronic disease or even avoid disease in the first place.
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Two other recent studies, conducted in sub-Saharan Africa by field researchers working with scholars of behavioral science in the United States and England, also tested antipoverty strategies and found in each case that conventional instincts about what would work were wrong.
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The series will be set in 1979, and will feature Jonathan Groff (Looking, Boss, Glee) as Holden Ford, a special agent in the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit, and Holt McCallany (Jack Reacher: Never Go Back, Sully, Blackhat) as Bill Tench, a fellow agent.
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In a 2011 article in the International Journal of Behavioral Science, psychologists Jaruwan Sakulku and James Alexander, from Thailand and Australia, respectively, perform a meta-analysis on articles on imposter syndrome, the factors that contribute to it, and some of the psychological consequences.
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"Our platform pulls in data sets that allow employees or security teams to see where the strengths and weaknesses of their organization lie, and then apply a suite of solutions that are rooted in behavioral science that helps them change behavior," she explained.
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An assistant professor of behavioral science at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, Talhelm is the author of the "rice theory," which states that people who grow up in rice-farming areas are more collectivist than people from wheat-producing places.
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The upshot of these results would seem to be that exercise could be a simple way to help people shore up their self-restraint, says Michael Sofis, a doctoral candidate in applied behavioral science at the University of Kansas who led the study.
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"Doing something once may engender an inflated sense that one has now seen 'it,' leaving people naïve to the missed nuances remaining to enjoy," according to Ed O'Brien, a professor of behavioral science at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
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If social media as we know it is going to survive, the companies running these platforms are going to have to keep steering their algorithms, perhaps informed by behavioral science, to encourage cooperation rather than division, positive online experiences rather than abuse.
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People are less likely to be dissatisfied with market volatility if they feel in control of their financial life, according to a study published last month in the Journal of Behavioral Science, entitled, Market Volatility and Financial Satisfaction: The Role of Financial Self-Efficacy.
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"David came to realize that behavioral science was a better window into the justices' thinking than the cases and statutes they would cite in an opinion," Ronald K. L. Collins, a professor at the University of Washington School of Law, said in a telephone interview.
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To determine when the next insider attack will occur, we likely need to look to the discipline of behavioral science, which is addressing this problem by attempting to identify people who might be leakers, rather than trying to restrict access to data or detect its duplication.
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The 2014 study was completed by Benjamin Artz, an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin at Oshkosh; Amanda Goodall, Ph.D., a senior lecturer in management at Cass Business School; and Andrew J. Oswald, a professor of economics and behavioral science at the University of Warwick.
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Mindhunter offers a loose adaptation of the 1996 book of the same name, and both Ford and Tench are based on the real men who were foundational to the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit, which helped members of law enforcement start to understand the nature of criminality.
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When Ford doesn't exactly get a warm welcome from the academic "hippies" of UVA, he ends up getting a different, more real-world-focused education from fellow FBI employee Bill Tench of the behavioral science department, who runs into the younger man in the Bureau cafeteria.
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And Ms. Dickey not only writes about the ebb and flow of public fear and loathing, she takes the reader on a thoroughly comprehensible tour of genetics and behavioral science to explain why breeding never guarantees an individual dog's personality, and shouldn't be used to condemn it.
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Mr. Johnson insisted he was guided by his scientific and medical advisers, and by a strategy, grounded in behavioral science, that the government needed to roll out restrictive social distancing measures gradually and in the proper sequence to ensure that the public would comply with them.
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In high-pressure environments like pro sports, athletes are always searching for something to give them an edge, which might be one reason that so many baseball players were drawn to the hype, says Craig Foster, a professor of behavioral science at the United States Air Force Academy.
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Ann Wolbert Burgess, a psychiatric nursing professor at Boston College who studied the personalities of 36 convicted serial killers in the late 1970s and early 1980s with FBI agents in the Behavioral Science Unit, said serial criminals commonly develop a preoccupation with their crime at an early age.
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At a Thomson Reuters forum in New York on culture and behavioral science in the banking industry, participants found that while the industry has made progress towards combating misconduct, more work was needed to bridge some of the informational gaps for management in monitoring and assessing employee behavior.
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"Accurately understanding another person often requires a second thought, to think, 'Wait a minute, is this really what this person meant?' and to check it," said Nicholas Epley, a professor of behavioral science at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business who studies the closeness-communication bias.
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Strategies such as WOOP (Wish, Outcome, Obstacle, Plan), also called mental contrasting, implement intentions, mindfulness, and structured goal pursuit practices, which have been informed by recent advances in behavioral science and have been used and tested in education and training programs, health care settings, and employers with proven success.
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I couldn't think of a better way, and more science-based, way to start things off, and jog some minds, than by fitting in "Why People Don't Believe In Climate Science," his 7-minute, 33-second explainer of a heap of peer-reviewed behavioral science (more on that gap below).
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To find out, ideas42, a nonprofit that uses behavioral science to understand and design solutions to thorny social problems -- including a current project on work-life conflict that the Better Life Lab is a partner on -- decided to run an experiment over the winter holiday, using themselves as guinea pigs.
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The two founders met at a Women in Hardware event in San Francisco Given her background in human-centered design and engineering, Kayla Matheus specifically designed the device to be more than just technology and able to interact with the user beyond the surface level based on insight from behavioral science.
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Nick Powdthavee, research author and professor of behavioral science at Warwick Business School in Coventry, U.K., tells CNBC Make It that though the monetary value may fluctuate over time, the key takeaway still holds true: People who have a rich social network report higher overall life satisfaction than those who don't.
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In a study of 100 people in an outpatient substance abuse program published in the journal Behavioral Science in 2017, Carter found that adding acudetox to conventional treatment improved energy and self-esteem during treatment; most important, participants were less likely than others to be drinking alcohol in the months that followed.
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Afiniti, which uses machine learning and behavioral science to better match customers with customer service agents — "behavioral pairing" is how it describes the process — has closed a $130 million round of funding ($75 million cash, $60 million debt) — a Series D that Afiniti CEO Zia Chishti says values his company at $6003 billion.
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Thomas Talhelm, an associate professor of behavioral science at the University of Chicago, found that the feeling of interdependence amongst the Chinese was more pronounced in rice-growing regions than wheat-growing regions, because the former had a historical need for more coordination with others: managing the water supply, harvesting, and more.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - Banks are using the tools of behavioral science to combat misconduct and better understand the internal workings of their cultures, and current and former regulators at a Thomson Reuters forum welcomed what they see as an innovative effort that gives managers more influence and insight regarding their employees' motivations.
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We know that one observation cannot define a trend, but the January labor situation report surely provides a basis for optimism about the prospects for 2017's first quarter Bruce Yandle is a distinguished adjunct professor of economics with the Mercatus Center at George Mason University and dean emeritus of the Clemson University College of Business & Behavioral Science.
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Cass Sunstein, the Harvard law professor known for bringing behavioral science to bear on public policy (not to mention for writing a best-seller about "Star Wars"), has won Norway's Holberg Prize, which is awarded annually to a scholar who has made outstanding contributions to research in the arts, humanities, the social sciences, law or theology.
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You spend all that time at work already, it seems like extra steps and people want to just cut to the chase," Ayelet Fishbach, co-author of the research and a professor of behavioral science at the University of Chicago, tells CNBC Make It. "But this research reminds people that they might not realize all they get out of eating with other people.
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Whether it's something like dynamic road closures for on-demand pedestrian plazas, or directing people with different mobility needs to the fastest route for an event, or helping them discover a new business that just opened; balancing people's needs with the city's -in real time- will be an exciting new area for exploration, blending Urban Planning with User Experience Design and Behavioral Science.
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Platforms should disclose when they are using the tools of behavioral science to influence user behavior Users should be able to make choices on the platform freely and easily, and choice architects should limit behavioral interventions to reminders or prompts that are the least harmful to user autonomy Platforms should avoid "nudging" users in ways that exploit unconscious and irrational decision making based on impulse and emotion.
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Even so, the findings add to a large body of evidence linking risk factors for cardiovascular disease to higher odds of erectile dysfunction, said Andrew Steptoe, head of the department of behavioral science and health at University College London in the U.K. One theory about how cardiovascular disease influences erectile dysfunction has been that they lead to poor working of the blood vessels, in particular dysfunction in the cells that line the vessels, Steptoe, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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In Wired, Paris Martineau talks to a behavioral scientist who explains that social media is making us dumber: "The brain is set up to give us easy answers … so if there's a hoax that appeals to people's emotions or intuition, it's going to trick people, because a lot of people just don't spend that much time thinking about the things that they see on social media," says Gordon Pennycook, an assistant professor of behavioral science at the University of Regina in Canada who studies decision making.
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