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A simple nudge to stop staff “stealing” cutlery – Behaviour Change
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An occasional blog on behaviour change for health. A simple nudge to stop staff “stealing” cutlery. By focusing on ‘making it easier’ rather than ‘awareness raising’ we succeeded in increasing the number of pieces of cutlery returned by staff to a cafe by 1,400% with a simple nudge. Here at the London Borough of Hounslow we have a nice cafe on site, which does eat-in and takeaway food. There are about 2,000 staff in the building and lots use the cafe for lunch. So during a lunch break, working with the c...
5 steps to make your new years resolutions stick – Behaviour Change
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An occasional blog on behaviour change for health. 5 steps to make your new years resolutions stick. January is a great time to set new goals or decide on lifestyle changes you would like to make. With newfound motivation and optimism you set out to eat healthier, exercise more or stop smoking. However, everyday life can get in the way very quickly and make it very hard to stick to your resolution. Pick one resolution and make it simple. Don’t try to achieve too much. Channel your energy into one spe...
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An occasional blog on behaviour change for health. A simple nudge to stop staff “stealing” cutlery. By focusing on ‘making it easier’ rather than ‘awareness raising’ we succeeded in increasing the number of pieces of cutlery… Read more A simple nudge to stop staff “stealing” cutlery. 4 things the Grand National tells us about how we make decisions. 5 steps to make your new years resolutions stick. Follow Blog via Email. Follow me on Twitter. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
4 things the Grand National tells us about how we make decisions – Behaviour Change
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An occasional blog on behaviour change for health. 4 things the Grand National tells us about how we make decisions. I’m not an avid reader of the Racing Post, and don’t follow weekly horse racing meets. In fact I will usually quickly switch channel if I happen upon racing coverage. However, every year for the Grand National I’ll always end up putting a bet on, and getting swept up in the excitement of the race. Once you’ve assigned probability there is then task of assessing the potential return o...
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An occasional blog on behaviour change for health. Hi Im Chris Norfield, Public Health manager at the London Borough of Hounslow specialising in Behaviour Change. Im interested in using behavioural insight to design public health interventions and promote healthy lifestyles. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Follow Blog via Email.
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Weekly Roundup #66: Top Stories in Behavioral Economics & Nudge | Ethics of Nudge
https://ethicsofnudge.com/2015/04/24/weekly-roundup-66-top-stories-in-behavioral-economics-nudge
Exploring the Intersection of Behavioral Economics, Law, and Policy. Weekly Roundup #66: Top Stories in Behavioral Economics & Nudge. Here’s what’s new in nudge and behavioral economics this week:. Interesting study on defaults as physical and psychological barriers to dishonesty ( here. Small sample size, but wearing a cross while asking for organ donation leads to greater acceptance ( here. Tobacco tax increases and associated media coverage linked with a spike in cessation services use ( here. Roundup...
Why Nudge isn’t Soft Paternalism | Ethics of Nudge
https://ethicsofnudge.com/2013/12/10/why-nudge-isnt-soft-paternalism/comment-page-1
Exploring the Intersection of Behavioral Economics, Law, and Policy. Why Nudge isn’t Soft Paternalism. I’ve stumbled across a few articles and pages categorizing nudges as soft paternalism ( here. But I’m not convinced that nudge is soft paternalism. Let’s take a closer look. Soft paternalism has its genesis with none other than John Stuart Mill, the father of anti-paternalism. Wait: Mill backed paternalism? Yes Mill did indeed support a form of limited, soft paternalism. Are you aware of the dangers?
Roundup #72: Top Stories in Behavioral Economics & Nudge | Ethics of Nudge
https://ethicsofnudge.com/2015/06/19/roundup-72-top-stories-in-behavioral-economics-nudge
Exploring the Intersection of Behavioral Economics, Law, and Policy. Roundup #72: Top Stories in Behavioral Economics & Nudge. Here’s what’s new in nudge and behavioral economics this week:. Interesting take on paternalism in public health policy ( here. Insightful article on patient non-adherence and doctors’ inertia ( here. Sunstein on regulating internalities ( here. Good review of the book, Nudge and the Law ( here. Paper with the great title: Being human is a market failure ( here. Roundup #74: Top ...
The Peculiar Paternalism of Nudge | Ethics of Nudge
https://ethicsofnudge.com/2014/02/12/the-peculiar-paternalism-of-nudge
Exploring the Intersection of Behavioral Economics, Law, and Policy. The Peculiar Paternalism of Nudge. Nudges are a peculiar brand of paternalism. As I wrote elsewhere. Nudges aren’t really instances of soft paternalism. But there’s something else that makes nudge paternalism odd: the substituted rational judgment standard. Let’s take a closer look. We can call this classic paternalism best interest paternalism. Or welfarist paternalism . At first blush, this isn’t much different; it’s still focused on ...
Roundup #71: Top Stories in Behavioral Economics & Nudge | Ethics of Nudge
https://ethicsofnudge.com/2015/06/12/roundup-71-top-stories-in-behavioral-economics-nudge
Exploring the Intersection of Behavioral Economics, Law, and Policy. Roundup #71: Top Stories in Behavioral Economics & Nudge. Here’s what’s new in nudge and behavioral economics this week:. Sunstein replying to critics on nudges and agency and the need for concrete examples ( here. Study suggesting that decision-making and cognition are separate constructs ( here. Decent summary of the evidence of decision-making under uncertainty ( here. Interesting paper on nudging as a threat to privacy ( here. Round...
Nudging Without Choice Architecture? | Ethics of Nudge
https://ethicsofnudge.com/2013/12/17/nudging-without-choice-architecture/comment-page-1
Exploring the Intersection of Behavioral Economics, Law, and Policy. Nudging Without Choice Architecture? In this post, I’m going to illustrate the many different ways behavioural insights are used in policy and ask the question whether we can have nudges without choice architecture? Last week, the New York Times finally got on the nudge bandwagon with a lengthy piece focusing on the nudge unit in the UK ( here. Architecture) are just one manifestation of public policy tools using behavioural insights.
Roundup #74: Top Stories in Behavioral Economics & Nudge | Ethics of Nudge
https://ethicsofnudge.com/2015/07/21/roundup-74-top-stories-in-behavioral-economics-nudge
Exploring the Intersection of Behavioral Economics, Law, and Policy. Roundup #74: Top Stories in Behavioral Economics & Nudge. Here’s what’s new in nudge and behavioral economics:. A successful nudge: re-positioning healthy vs. unhealthy food ( here. Special edition of the Journal of Business Research on Positive Marketing ( here. Math-intensive paper on the different models of bounded rationality ( here. Overview article on heuristics ( here. Preferences for diversity of choice ( here. Roundup #75: Top ...
Weekly Roundup #32: Top Stories in Behavioral Economics & Nudge | Ethics of Nudge
https://ethicsofnudge.com/2014/08/01/weekly-roundup-32-top-stories-in-behavioral-economics-nudge/comment-page-1
Exploring the Intersection of Behavioral Economics, Law, and Policy. Weekly Roundup #32: Top Stories in Behavioral Economics & Nudge. Here’s what’s new in nudge and behavioral economics this week:. PBS Newshour special on Stikk.com and the upside of self-nudging ( here. Brief update letter to the House of Lords 2011 report on Behaviour Change calling on BIT to release more evidence ( here. WSJ coverage on nudging ( here. Not much new here. Eyal on Nudging by Shaming, Shaming by Nudging ( here. Doctoral C...
Weekly Roundup #67: Top Stories in Behavioral Economics & Nudge | Ethics of Nudge
https://ethicsofnudge.com/2015/05/01/weekly-roundup-67-top-stories-in-behavioral-economics-nudge
Exploring the Intersection of Behavioral Economics, Law, and Policy. Weekly Roundup #67: Top Stories in Behavioral Economics & Nudge. Here’s what’s new in nudge and behavioral economics this week:. A review of the Swedish pension system applying the concept of choice overload ( here. Paper reviewing the emerging field of vaccine hesitancy ( here. Likely some strong behavioral economic forces at play here. Social distance changes offers in the Ultimatum Game ( here. This entry was posted in Nudge. Roundup...
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Behaviour Change | An occasional blog on behaviour change for health.
An occasional blog on behaviour change for health. A simple nudge to stop staff “stealing” cutlery. By focusing on ‘making it easier’ rather than ‘awareness raising’ we succeeded in increasing the number of pieces of cutlery returned by staff to a cafe by 1,400% with a simple nudge. Here at the London Borough of Hounslow we have a nice cafe on site, which does eat-in and takeaway food. There are about 2,000 staff in the building and lots use the cafe for lunch. So during a lunch break, working with the c...
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