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Cambridge University Press 7. Our Friday bonus: Has Behavioural Public Policy become just an opportunistic magpie? A blog by Rupert Gill (2024) bppblog.com/2024/10/02/the…

**New Paper Alert** Field Experiments have matured from academic curiosity to bona fide contributor to policymaking and scientific knowledge in the past few decades. Yet, the political economy of their deployment in government remains ill-understood. We provide insights on both

🚨 New paper: the COM-B model & TDF were applied to explore healthcare professional and patient & carer views on complaints' management. The findings highlight the importance of strong support systems and organisational openness to patient feedback. 🔗doi.org/10.1111/hex.70…

Missed it? The full event is now on the LSE YouTube channel youtube.com/live/L8MT4CN23…

Big shift 1️⃣ for behavioural science Michael Hallsworth shows how we can 'see the system' & embrace complexity to create stronger outcomes for people, organisations and society. Read more 👇 bit.ly/3ZJDJvv

In a recent PNAS Nexus paper, Co-Director Angela Duckworth, Team Scientist Lyle Ungar, & co-authors found “a potentially worrisome side effect” of human-AI interactions: people tend to judge other humans more critically after engaging with AI. Read the full article:

Why does manifesting deserve attention? How can misinformation threaten your well-being? We spoke to Cambridge author Professor Sander van der Linden about the 2024 Cambridge Dictionary Word of the Year, 'manifest', and his new book on misinformation. 🔗 cup.org/4fpDYjK

A little "down time" coming up? Need some provocative reading? Probably no better place to start than this new piece on "Four SINS in behavioural public policy" #behavioralscience #nudge OECD Observatory of Public Sector Innovation #firstview #behaviour #policydesign cambridge.org/core/journals/…

🎄 The holidays bring families together—but polarising conversations can sometimes get in the way. At BIT, we used conversational receptiveness— a research-backed approach—to build trust in public health. Learn how CR can help to engage constructively: bit.ly/4iLNuRm

New Cambridge Element Democracy in Trouble by Myles Williamson, Christopher Akor and Amanda B. Edgell is now free to read for 4 weeks! cup.org/4gsm6Gx #cambridgeelements #politics

New blog: @rob_velzeboer on the particular policy challenges around men's meat consumption #MensHealth #meatfree #masculinity #veganuary #nudge #behavioural bppblog.com/2024/12/26/mea…

"Addressing meat consumption ... requires more than just clever nudges" @rob_velzeboer writing for our blog #MeatlessMonday #AnimalWelfare #Veganuary2025 #masculinity #FoodForThought #nudge bppblog.com/2024/12/26/mea…