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(48) How To Learn Anything So Fast It Feels Illegal (evidence based) - YouTube
retrieval practice (with closed book), elaboration (write cards completely describing the problem you learn), interleaving (mix the topics), concrete examples!
On the conversational persuasiveness of GPT-4 | Nature Human Behaviour
Our study suggests that concerns around personalization and AI persuasion are warranted, reinforcing previous results by showcasing how LLMs can outpersuade humans in online conversations through microtargeting. We emphasize that the effect of personalization is particularly remarkable given how little personal information was collected (gender, age, ethnicity, education level, employment status and political affiliation) and despite the extreme simplicity of the prompt instructing the LLM to incorporate such information (see Supplementary Section 2.5 for the complete prompts). Even stronger effects could probably be obtained by exploiting individual psychological attributes, such as personality traits and moral bases, or by developing stronger prompts through prompt engineering, fine-tuning or specific domain expertise.
Trauma-Informed Storytelling Toolkit
The Trauma-Informed Storytelling Toolkit offers customizable Google Doc templates and resources to help nonprofits share stories that promote safety and resist harm.
(8) From Brand Positioning to Place Positioning
The Answer is a Question | LinkedIn
But because the very act of providing an answer closes the loop. You've solved the riddle. The thrill of the chase is over. Now everyone else is just expected to take your precious answer and dutifully apply it – to products, campaigns, media plans – without having experienced the journey that got you there.
Ute Schauberger | Universal Barriers to Access
What works better is grouping the reasons someone struggles with a service, rather than segmenting the people who experience those struggles. This is the basis of the Universal Barriers to Access approach. Over time, the Government Digital Service received thousands of calls from people unable to use parts of its services. By analysing this data, we identified 11 common barriers—recurring patterns that explain why services fail for users, regardless of their background or situation.
The wholegrain revolution! How Denmark changed the diet – and health – of their entire nation | Food | The Guardian
Improved hypertension care requires measurement and management in health facilities, not mass screening - The Lancet
Lollies to be given to Leeds city clubbers to keep them quiet
How to Translate Behaviour Change Techniques into Project Ideas | LinkedIn
Foresight: our new guide to how it could work for you - European Commission
Unshaken: Ukraine's Battle Hardened Response to U.S. Aid Halt - YouTube
Describes what is important in the way (skylink, drones, patriots) and what is much less (Himars, artilery, javelins)
Our Publications - Behavioural Science Unit
All Behavior Change publications in one place
Identifying and Applying Behaviour Change Techniques - World Health Organization Collaborating Centre On Investment for Health and Well-being
A practical, interactive tool that introduces Behaviour Change Techniques, considered to be the ‘active ingredients’ of behaviour change interventions. The tool walks you through how to identify and deliver Behaviour Change Techniques, drawing on the COM-B model and Behaviour Change Wheel.
Behavioural Discovery Tool - World Health Organization Collaborating Centre On Investment for Health and Well-being
A practical, online tool to walk you through the essential considerations to understanding and influencing behaviours that may be at play in your better-health issue.
Behavioural Diagnosis – Selecting implementation types - World Health Organization Collaborating Centre On Investment for Health and Well-being
A practical, interactive tool to help you consider which implementation types may be the most appropriate for delivering your chosen intervention.
Behavioural Diagnosis – Mapping insights and selecting intervention functions - World Health Organization Collaborating Centre On Investment for Health and Well-being
A practical, interactive tool to help you consider which implementation functions may be the most appropriate for delivering your chosen intervention.
Deciding on a target behaviour and target population tool - World Health Organization Collaborating Centre On Investment for Health and Well-being
A practical, interactive tool to help you consider and define your target behaviour and target population, as you create a ‘behavioural specification’.
Make it Toolkit - 15 Strategies
(PDF) Determinants of behaviour and their efficacy as targets of behavioural change interventions
We find that, acrossdomains, interventions designed to change individual determinantscan be ordered by increasing impact as those targeting knowledge,general skills, general attitudes, beliefs, emotions, behavioural skills,behavioural attitudes and habits. Interventions designed to changesocial-structural determinants can be ordered by increasing impactas legal and administrative sanctions; programmes that increaseinstitutional trustworthiness; interventions to change injunctivenorms; monitors and reminders; descriptive norm interventions;material incentives; social support provision; and policies that increaseaccess to a particular behaviour. We find similar patterns for health andenvironmental behavioural change specifically. Thus, policymakersshould focus on interventions that enable individuals to circumventobstacles to enacting desirable behaviours rather than targeting salientbut ineffective determinants of behaviour such as knowledge andbeliefs. (PDF) Determinants of behaviour and their efficacy as targets of behavioural change interventions. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/380329032_Determinants_of_behaviour_and_their_efficacy_as_targets_of_behavioural_change_interventions [accessed Jan 23 2025].
Don’t just target an audience, target their mood
When people feel positive, they are positive about advertising, so brands should be targeting – or, better yet, creating – moments of happiness and relaxation.
“There’s something special about Behavioural Public Policy” or “There’s nothing special about Behavioural Public Policy” – Behavioural Public Policy Blog
Ranking Behavioral Science Frameworks - by Jared Peterson
Vaccinating in Taliban Country - by Sherine Guirguis and Michael Coleman - Behavioral Scientist
n this essay, Sherine Guirguis and Michael Coleman tell the story of the lesson that shaped their careers. It was a lesson that occurred while navigating a particularly challenging set of circumstances—how to deliver polio vaccines to children in remote areas of Pakistan under Taliban control.
Generation Z wants to be safe, UCLA study finds | UCLA
Underrated ways to change the world - by Adam Mastroianni
A lot of people would like to make the world better, but they don’t know how. This is a great tragedy.
Demands of population health interventions (DEPTH) Framework - MRC Epidemiology Unit
A meta-analytic cognitive framework of nudge and sludge | Royal Society Open Science
Here, we develop a novel cognitive framework by organizing these interventions along six cognitive processes: attention, perception, memory, effort, intrinsic motivation and extrinsic motivation. In addition, we conduct a meta-analysis of field experiments (i.e. randomized controlled trials) that contained real behavioural measures (n = 184 papers, k = 184 observations, N = 2 245 373 participants) from 2008 to 2021 to examine the effect size of these interventions targeting each cognitive process. Our findings demonstrate that interventions changing effort are more effective than interventions changing intrinsic motivation, and nudge and sludge interventions had similar effect sizes.
The meadow mutiny: why a rewilding scheme sparked a residents’ revolt | Rewilding | The Guardian
The Psychology of Rituals: An Integrative Review and Process-Based Framework
Level Up from Habits to Rituals
เปิดแนวคิด โด๋ยเม้ย และ 3 ลด 3 เพิ่ม ปฏิรูปวงการข้าวเวียดนามพุ่งแซงไทย
Behavioral science should start by assuming people are reasonable - ScienceDirect
When do we know we have engaged the community well? | LinkedIn
Could this guide us towards a structured approach for assessing the level of community involvement in SBC programmes? At the highest level, “Citizen Control“, communities independently lead programmes with full decision-making authority. “Delegated Power“ and “Partnership“ designate significant community influence on programme decisions, either through majority control or collaborative governance. In contrast, “Placation“, “Consultation“, and “Informing“ indicate lower degrees of participation, where community input may be sought but is not necessarily instrumental in shaping outcomes.
26 Best Strategy Tools For Your Organization in 2024
What is Strategic Analysis? 8 Best Strategic Analysis Tools + Examples
8 Essential Strategic Management Analysis Tools
GitHub - quasilyte/roboden-game: An indirect control real-time strategy game about robot colonies
The Influence of Celebrities and Religious Leaders in Addressing Rumours on Social Media | SpringerLink
Crafting Your Balanced Scorecard
The Personal Balanced Scorecard - Issuu
6.8 Your Personal Balanced Scorecard – Principles of Management
Your Personal Balanced Scorecard | Principles of Management
4 Examples of Personal Balanced Scorecards
Homepage - Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
The 3T Approach: Aligning Strategy with Daily Operations
William Malek |Strategy Execution |Planning Facilitation|
Change Strategies for Accelerating Changes – Investigations of a Dog
10 Alternatives to SWOT Analysis to Boost Your Strategy - Content @ Scale
Mark Ritson’s Mass Consulting Rally
Communification - only focusing on marketing communications (promotion) - 8% of marketing