A good list #ThinkingAndEating

Nice example of how to talk about trade offs. Honor the emotion, but act on the evidence #ThinkingAndEating

I am collecting methods to create awareness of knowledge gaps. Conversion messages (from people who have changed their minds), may warm us up to the idea that we don’t know as much about something as we think we do. thinkingandeating.com/post/creating-… Other approaches? #ThinkingAndEating

A simple way to draw attention to uncertainty. Very clever. Very useful. #ThinkingAndEating

Nice take for experts: Yes, your clients should be humble in reflecting on their limited knowledge. But so too should you.

Looking forward to the first issue!

Im 95% certain that I enjoyed the presentation by Jason Riis at #ChooseWell today! #RDN

Critical thinking is hard. I hope we can keep identifying and developing tactics to make it easier to talk about nutrition realities in clinics and in media. Thanks to Today's Dietitian for helping us investigate the challenge. More to come at thinkingandeating.com/resources-1

I am excited to be doing this behavioral science series with PBH. The focus is on identifying ways to make fruit and veggie consumption easier and more enjoyable. Ideas welcome!

Curious to see what kinds of Fruits & Veggies #habits people will try in 2020. I have suggestions in the blog. GOOD HABITS, BAD HABITS by Wendy Wood provides key guidance: Habit is not what the action is.” Rather, the habit is “how you perform an action”.

Join us Thurs., 1/23 for a free webinar that builds on a 2019 survey of our readers on critical thinking. Jason Riis & Brandon McFadden will discuss survey results + describe discussion patterns & reference specific examples from current commentators. ce.todaysdietitian.com/GeneEditing

Looks delicious! Flavor works!

Grocery retailers and their supplier partners can play a critical role in helping consumers build better produce consumption, said Jason Riis of Fruits & Veggies - Have A Plant at #UnitedFreshLive (United Fresh). ow.ly/yuNN50AaIbE

If there is one thing nutrition experts agree on, it's that most of us would do well to eat more fruits and veggies. Thanks to United Fresh for letting me riff on ways to do this. PBH Fruits & Veggies - Have A Plant is committed to this work and I am excited to continue working with them.

To increase produce consumption, make it easy and make them proud:thepacker.com/article/increa…

Join us, Jason Riis & Jared Peterson at 4pm (BST) on 27 April for a fascinating webinar exploring potential approaches using behavioural science to ‘nudge’ consumers to think critically & help them discern between truth & fiction. Save your free seat: eventbrite.com/e/information-…

Had fun talking to Freakonomics about research on fresh starts with Katy Milkman Jason Riis and my work on "resets"! Dying to hear my voice? 30:40😉 freakonomics.com/podcast/fresh-…

Happy 1st day of spring! Labeling March 20th "the first day of spring" made it ~3x as likely people chose it as the day to start getting reminders to pursue a goal they'd been meaning to kick-start. #FreshStartEffect research w/ Hengchen Dai Jason Riis: bit.ly/3lDTq1x

Healthcare continues to embrace behavioral science. Continuing education can help get the ideas into practice. Thanks to Think like a scientist!!! and Alliance for Continuing Education in the Health Professions Alliance for CEhp for this discussion.

We are hiring! Please send great behavioral science thinkers our way. We have two new consultant positions - one junior, one senior. "Change behavior. Drive growth." #behavioralscience #behaviorchange #marketing behavioralize.com/join-us