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Applying Behavioral Insights to Improve Health and Health Care
BIT uses a simple framework to apply behavioral science to policy: in order to encourage a behavior, make it Easy, Attractive, Social, and Timely (EAST). The sections below give some examples of how this framework can be applied to improve health and health care. Many of these initiatives were tested through low-cost randomized controlled trials; we believe that such trials could be used much more by health care providers and policymakers to improve their everyday activities.
Designing for Social Impact - Chap 1 O'Reilly publication - Gretchen Anderson (PDF)
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Get Mental Notes - App interaction design cards
21 free ebooks for designers | Creative Bloq
Totally rocking websites | httpster
Design with emotion: Don't think. Feel.
Using Transmedia Storytelling to Increase Serendipity in Informal Learning | Robert Pratten | Pulse | LinkedIn
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Cognitive Bias Codex
Diagram of cognitive biases clustered by meaning and application
Developing Discipline: Story Architecture — Part 2 – The Coffeelicious – Medium
Developing Discipline: Story Architecture — Part 1 – The Coffeelicious – Medium
The Surprising Genius Of The "I Voted" Sticker | Co.Design | business + design
Our secret’s out. – VanMoof – Medium
VanMoof bikes were tired of their bikes getting damaged during shipping. "Our co-founder Ties had a flash of genius. Our boxes are about the same size as a (really really reaaaally massive) flatscreen television. Flatscreen televisions always arrive in perfect condition. What if we just printed a flatscreen television on the side of our boxes?" And just like that, shipping damage to our bikes dropped by 70–80%.