Exciting news! Unraveling Behavior is a new science podcast from Center for Adaptive Rationality (MPIB, Berlin) Max Planck Institute for Human Development. In each episode, Sofia Morais talks to a scientist about how people make decisions and how our environment and the online world shape our behavior. Watch the trailer: tinyurl.com/bdh2j26b

Our first episode features a conversation with Dr. Lisa Oswald Lisa Oswald about how digital media are shaping our political behaviors: tinyurl.com/44m5z8jr. Audio version available on the podcast platforms.

Thank you for the amazing support on our first podcast episode!🙏If you haven’t tuned in yet, don’t miss Lisa Oswald discussing the link between digital media and democracy. Episode 2 is just around the corner!⚡️ YouTube: tinyurl.com/37p5ey5k Spotify: tinyurl.com/mr2fe3am

Episode 2 now live! Join me as I speak with Dr. Tomás Lejarraga about how birth order influences siblings' willingness to take risks. Show notes: tinyurl.com/3j6awkhb YouTube: tinyurl.com/38v6h3wm Spotify: tinyurl.com/3j5cmpdz Apple Podcasts: tinyurl.com/ydpvrky6

🚨New episode out now!🚨 I sit down with Shahar Hechtlinger to explore the psychology behind big, life-changing decisions. Don’t miss it! YouTube: tinyurl.com/2bdme44e Spotify: tinyurl.com/2jk47dcr Apple Podcasts: tinyurl.com/c4ehsj2h Show notes: tinyurl.com/5d84z26w

🔍 Big decisions, uncertain futures—how do we choose? Our latest Unraveling Behavior podcast episode dives into transformative life decisions with Shahar Hechtlinger and Ana Sofia Morais — both from Center for Adaptive Rationality (MPIB, Berlin). Listen now! 🎧 #DecisionMaking mpib-berlin.mpg.de/1956201/unrave…

New episode of 𝐔𝐧𝐫𝐚𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐁𝐞𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐨𝐫 is live!🎙️Simon Ciranka explains why teens engage in risky behaviors—not out of recklessness, but due to a complex mix of developmental, social, and environmental factors. tinyurl.com/bdcn2b4r

Why telling teens to avoid risky behaviors isn't enough? Tune in to our latest episode of Unraveling Behavior, where Simon Ciranka explains how brain development, peer influence, and environment contribute to adolescent risk-taking. mpib-berlin.mpg.de/1979585/unrave…

Our latest episode is here: Ralph Hertwig makes the case for moving from nudging to boosting—a behavioral science approach that builds agency, self-control, and decision-making skills. tinyurl.com/3yvfwxc8