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Have you watched our latest episode of Pocket Change? 🎬 This month, Melissa Hatty transports us off the coast of Australia to the Great Southern Reef. The Great Southern what? Reef. Many of us are blissfully unaware of this 7,000 km of reef, which is both its beauty and its

Our #ProfessionalDevelopment courses are designed to help impact-driven professionals create meaningful change for people and planet. Learn Behaviour Change with Australia's leading applied behavioural scientists. #MakeChangeHappen, explore our courses: behaviourworksaustralia.org/education

What do you do when someone steps in it, in front of you? At #TheChangeRoom, we'll step you through stepping up. Join us. Register Now: behaviourworksaustralia.org/event/the-chan…

It was smiles all round as Mark Boulet won an award - the inaugural Food Waste Action Awards in the Researcher category! Presented at the July 2024 National Food Waste Summit organised by @endfoodwasteaus.

An example of the Halo Effect is that attractive people are often perceived as more intelligent and trustworthy, even without evidence. How does this effect impact your work? psycnet.apa.org/doi/10.1037/00…

Can you support protecting biodiversity and do nothing at the same time? In a way, yes. Watch this episode of Research Explained to discover more: youtu.be/13GnSZt_bOE

Human behaviour is at the core of many of the world's most pressing problems... but it can also be the solution. Learn behaviour change with us. #MakeChangeHappen, explore our courses: behaviourworksaustralia.org/education #BehaviouralScience #BeSci #SBC #BehaviourChange #BehavioralScience

On Thursday, #TheChangeRoom deals with Active Bystanding. When bad behaviour happens at work, what do you do? Join us and find out. Register Now: behaviourworksaustralia.org/event/the-chan…

What have we been up to last month? 🤔 ✅ Exploring Australia's Great Southern Reef (and how to protect something we can't see) ✅ Meeting Fraser Tull, who went from golf courses to behavioural science courses ✅ Research Explained - how doing nothing can be doing something to

What have we been up to last month? 🤔 ✅ Exploring Australia's Great Southern Reef (and how to protect something we can't see) ✅ Meeting Fraser Tull, who went from golf courses to behavioural science courses ✅ Research Explained - how doing nothing can be doing something to

We recently had the opportunity to work with Western Australia Return Recycle Renew Limited (#WARRRL) to help increase participation in the WA container deposit scheme to recover 85% of eligible containers. Read more: behaviourworksaustralia.org/projects/behav…

#TheChangeRoom is back at 5.30 (5.45 start) to explore Active Bystanding; what to do when we see wrong behaviours (hint: you have options). Register Now: behaviourworksaustralia.org/event/the-chan…

Our book has been out and about #InspiringChange. Reducing crime, creating safe playground environments, and respecting wildlife are just some areas it can - and has been - applied to. Available for order at Monash University Publishing: publishing.monash.edu/product/inspir…

Fraser wanted to be a professional golfer after leaving school. In the end, Fraser Tull went back to night school and discovered he not only loved being a research nerd, he loved psychology. Watch the latest episode of Meet the Researcher now: youtu.be/1PC7w1YeVQs

Anchoring can affect everything from negotiations to shopping behaviours, as initial prices or offers set a mental benchmark. This bias is highly economical, cognitively, but it can lead to systematic and predictable errors. How does this bias impact your work? Researchers have

If you’re emailing reminders for medical check ups or sending letters urging communities to correctly dispose of their organic waste, this course is for you. Learn more about our 1-week course today: behaviourworksaustralia.org/courses/inspir… Registrations close 6 October.

Understanding over assumptions is the key take-away from Chapter 7 of #InspiringChange. Through various case studies of behaviour change interventions, the authors answer key questions around: ➡️ Why do we need to research the target audience? ➡️ How can we research the target