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Philip Zimbardo shares insights from the Abu Ghraib trials.
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What can psychology offer for economic theory and policy?
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In this Bite series, nine World Bank staff members give lightning talks on applying behavioral science to development problems that matter to all of us. Learn more about integrating behavioral science in projects, from tax compliance to bias reduction to energy efficiency and beyond
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Television shows with a specific message—or "edutainment"—can be an impactful and widespread way to change behavior
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Edutainment and it's role in behavior change
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In Guatemala, where improving tax compliance can take years and often requires building institutional capacity and strengthening systems, behavioral science provided a new way of increasing payments.
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Development policies need re-hauled to reflect people's minds.
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This is what happens when you involve policymakers in the behavioral research process, create opportunities for them to interact with consumers and teach them about behavioral biases?
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The ABCs of Financial Education : Experimental Evidence on Attitudes, Behavior, and Cognitive Biases
Using financial education initiatives to enhance financial behavior
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There is a strong correlation between individual educational achievement and family socioeconomic background
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In Argentina, a health program gives provincial authorities financial incentives for enrollment and performance
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Behavior Change for Health System Strengthening and Achieving Universal Health Coverage (Self-paced)
Our standard approaches have had limited success in persuading people to adopt healthier behaviors. Information alone does not usually lead to behavior-change. New and growing evidence points to a different way of approaching behavior-change, and not only in the health sector. The challenge is to adapt this new knowledge and use it in design of reforms for UHC.
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Talk on insights from behavioral economics for better policymaking during COVID-19 crisis.
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Having beneficiaries complete goal-setting activities in advance of receiving cash resulted in significant impacts of the behavioral nudges on both food security and child development outcomes.
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Mental health, well-being and lasting economic outcomes are intimately connected
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This note presents the key challenges faced by small traders across Africa, and proposes a solution.
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What are some of the top intercultural initiatives and strategies implemented in enhancing DEI, Respectful Work environment, anti-racism discussions, workplace culture, hybrid...
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A brief overview of the key themes contained in the World Development Report 2015
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Walker describes how mask-making, in particular, allows afflicted servicemen and women reveal what haunts them — and, finally, start to let it go.
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Triggering behavior change around open defication in India
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