weinreich bookmarks: - page: 52urn:uuid:{3B277DC4-D43F-BD26-55EC-B3EDBD604690}2024-03-28T08:43:14ZBlog — Misbehaving - Richard Thaler767512015-07-20T21:27:22ZZ167weinreichSTUDY: “Grab a Cup, Fill It Up!” Low-cost strategy increases student water intake during school lunch | Harvard School of Public Health Prevention Research Center | Harvard T.H. 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Adam Levine & Kendrick Lamar) - YouTube767782015-06-07T09:57:51ZZ167weinreichInfographic: Ad Image Sizes for Five Social Networks | SocialTimes767792015-06-07T09:13:59ZZ167weinreichThe 9 Major Social Networks Broken Down By Age - Social Media Week767802015-06-07T07:49:37ZZ167weinreichTraining gives nurses role in fighting crime | News & Features | ArcaMax Publishing767812015-06-05T05:46:50ZZ167weinreichNivea Created a Doll That Gets Sunburned to Teach Kids About the Importance of Sunscreen | Adweek767822015-06-05T05:34:38ZZ167weinreichHow online services are contributing to gonorrhoea treatment resistance | Comment | Pharmaceutical Journal767832015-06-04T21:43:19ZZ167weinreichEffectiveness of entertainment education in communicating health information: a systematic review - Asian Journal of Communication - Volume 24, Issue 6767842015-06-04T21:36:44Z2020-05-14T08:09:18Z167weinreichContagious Truth | Social marketing and behaviour change767852015-06-04T21:25:06ZZ167weinreich(Behavioural) Cues that bind | Contagious Truth767862015-06-04T21:24:27ZZ167weinreichInfluence People by Leveraging the Brain’s Laziness - HBR767872015-06-03T06:56:38ZZAnyone interested in influence should start by focusing on the environment of the individual they are trying to affect. 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