#3 Keep Up With BS In The News

#3 Keep Up With BS In The News

In The News

The first story, is a good use of behavioural science, to try to improve recycling, this story from the Carton Council of North America

Getting consumers to commit to recycling isn't necessarily enough

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The second story is very interesting, about the power of augmented reality in advertising.

AR offers better engagement than traditional advertising

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Finally, a story from Pete Dyson and Rory Sutherland's new book 'Transport For Humans' has been picked up by the media.

The two men on a mission to improve London's transport, including overcrowding on the Central line

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Top Tweets

Today's 14th Annual Economics & Psychology Conference coming from University College Dublin (UCD) was shared by Liam Delaney.

Opening of economics, psychology, & policy workshop by @lklades

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Behavioral Scientist, the excellent digital magazine shares its list of notable books from 2021 (all added to our Christmas wish list!)

Our list of notable behavioral science books published in 2021

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Samuel Salzer's 2021 awards through the newsletter Habit's Weekly have been announced and this tweet celebrates Peter Slattery's recognition for his content creation in behavioural science.

Peter Slattery- Best Content Creator of the Year

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LinkedIn

In LinkedIn, a post from Vishal George asks a few questions around his recent session of the Behavioral Design Alignment Chart.

Alana D. and I hosted a fun session on the application of BeSci with the behavioural design alignment chart. Sparking some thought provoking conversations

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Torben Emmerling commented on the recent report on applying behavioural science by Swiss Re.

Swiss Re's latest publication on the ethical application of behavioural science in insurance and beyond.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Finally, Sonia Friedrich posted about the success of the second Now Fest.

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Phil Barden

MD of DECODE marketing ltd. Author of 'Decoded. The Science Behind Why We Buy'. Fellow of The Marketing Society

3 年

Re the AR immersion study; the method is vague. For example, were all the findings derived from heart rate? If so, how did they control for variables e.g. walking pace when out and about vs standing still? And how did they make the leap from heart rate to 'positive memory encoding'? It's known that emotional arousal increases memory encoding but this could have negative valence as well as positive.

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