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Designing Healthcare Apps With Delight – Smashing Magazine
Behavioral Design: When to Fire a Cannon and When to Use a Precision Knife | Nicolae NAUMOF | LinkedIn
Advice for changing health behavior: “Think like a designer” | Scope Blog - podcast
Piano stairs The fun theory - YouTube
HUMAN SCALE DEVELOPMENT CONCEPTION, APPLICATION AND FURTHER REFLECTIONS Manfred A. Max-Neef
Cognitive biases that affect decisions - Business Insider
Gamification and health behavior change infographic - Digital Marketing & Research in Toronto
The traffic lights experiment of Holland | Bristol news | Bristol Post
Wired 12.12: Roads Gone Wild
San Francisco combats the stench of urine with pee-repellant paint - Yahoo News Canada
How the priming effect controls your actions - Crew blog
'Fat' Cartoon Characters May Make Children Eat More - The New York Times
‘Nudge unit’ defies sceptics to change Whitehall thinking - FT.com
Sander Hermsen on Twitter: "Brilliant #feedback #nudge: Swedish bloodbank sends you a text message when your blood is used http://t.co/HsjoYV65Xu via @R_Thaler"
Blog — Misbehaving - Richard Thaler
Designing for Behavior as the Critical Path for Patient Engagement
When Technology Fails the Behavioral Test — Jamie Kimmel
The Anti-Poverty Experiment - WSJ
Influence People by Leveraging the Brain’s Laziness - HBR
Anyone interested in influence should start by focusing on the environment of the individual they are trying to affect. Analyze that environment and find ways to make desirable actions easy and undesirable actions difficult. Remember that the human cognitive system aims to get the best possible outcome for the least possible energy cost.
Designing For Explicit Choice
Nudging Smokers — NEJM
Halpern et al. ended up demonstrating the importance of loss aversion in two different ways. The more obvious is that smokers are far more likely to quit if they stand to lose money if they fail. The more subtle is that the very prospect of incurring losses makes people far less willing to enter a smoking-cessation program. Despite the greater comparative effectiveness of the deposit program, the reward program is likely to be more successful, because far more people will sign up for it.
Healthy Shopping Cart by Walmart - YouTube
Why Not Nudge?
Nudges, Agency, Navigability, and Abstraction: A Reply to Critics by Cass R. Sunstein :: SSRN
How to Overcome the Top 3 MegaBiases in Decision-Making - YouTube
Getting Americans to Walk More Using DIY Guerrilla Wayfinding Signs
An Introduction to Behavioural Economics for Health - Marketing for Change
Why Behavioral Economics Is Cool, and I'm Not | Adam Grant
trendwatching.com | CURRENCIES OF CHANGE
Incentivizing positive behavior change
Behavioural science is a gold mine for service design and customer experience | Adrian Swinscoe
How Nicer Staircases Could Make Us All Healthier - CityLab
Has The "Nudge" Meme Gotten Out Of Control? - Forbes
Free exchange: Poor behaviour | The Economist
World Development Report 2015: Mind, Society, and Behavior
Use Behavioral Economics to Achieve Wellness Goals
Designs On Health: New Research Reveals the Link Between Design and Public Health - Architect Magazine
Yellowwood - Changing Behaviour, By Design
Positive Deviance Initiative
To Persuade Others, Give Them Options
Giving people access to healthier food isn’t enough | The Incidental Economist
30 More Psychological Nudges to Get People to Buy from ‘The small BIG’ (speed summary) | Digital Intelligence Today
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