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  • Mental Accounting – but for Investing

    Of a $2,000 paycheck people have an account for ‘rent’, ‘groceries’, ’car’, ‘fun’, ‘debt repayment’ etc wealthy and you’re investing according to different timelines and purposes, the divvying up almost takes care

  • How to Find Jobs in Behavioural Science

    The tool is currently mainly US focused, but expansion is in the cards.

  • Interview with Sarah Watters

    forward is to better enable people of all health statuses and conditions to feel empowered to take care very little else that is reminding or encouraging me to engage in these really important preventative care

  • Issues with Self-Reported Data

    On top of this, it’s likely that you’ll have a sample left that cares strongly about the issue at hand In line with the third reason for lying, some people deeply care about certain issues.

  • My Behavioural Science Christmas 2022 Reading List!

    Because sharing is caring, I thought I’d share my Christmas reading list with you.

  • Interview with Chris Starmer

    It’s really hard to pick a single thing so can I bend the rules and mention two? It was a hard and long project to complete, not least because we were determined to write a unified book few really lucky breaks crucially shaped my career development so who knows what I’d be doing if the cards

  • The Systems that Keep Behavioural Science from Progressing - a Reply to BIT's Manifesto

    And here we run into the issue of the system again: does the academy care about diversity in researchers Does the academy care about diverse samples?

  • Does the 'Why' Matter?

    Do you honestly care whether the blood that saved your life in a necessary transfusion was “donated” Rather than making someone care about the environment (difficult), you can tax and then refund them statiegeld

  • Interview with Ellen Peters

    Click to learn more about her research at the CAIDe lab site and on her Wikipedia page.

  • Biggest Misconceptions about doing a PhD

    Well, if the researcher themselves doesn't even believe in it, why should the audience even care? Care You care about your project, naturally. You think it's pretty damn awesome (I hope). But the issue is, you are the only one that cares THIS much. If something goes wrong within your research, people will sympathise, but they won't actually care. Misconception 9: Your project is awesome and people care about it as much as you do: Do you care as much

  • Does it Pay to be Obsessed with Money?

    It is likely that they don’t use cash, but that they use card exclusively to track every single cent,

  • Interview with Jason Hreha

    very obvious to me that most users felt socially pressured to do these behaviors, but nobody actually cared We’re still in the early days, and so I think it’s quite hard to see what the field will turn into. It's hard to get blanket advice for this. If I have a goal I care about, I have a Goal Menu for it.

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