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How the far right responded to the prime minister’s no confidence vote

Planet Earth

Communications’ climate culpability

Stock market

How behavioural science can be utilised to connect with consumers in challenging economic times

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All about habits

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Are you a choice architect?

How artificial intelligence can revolutionise the way you see marketing

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Choice Architecture

Behavioural design

Why political persuasion is so hard

Communicating hope: Lessons from our webinar with More in Common

Cialdini’s ‘Influence Continued – The Psychology of Persuasion’ (Part 2)

An Introduction to Cialdini’s ‘Influence – The Psychology of Persuasion’ (part 1)

Misinformation Cell webinar round up: Making sense of misinformation

Standing out from the crowd. The saliency bias.

Making sense of misinformation part three: Is misinformation getting worse?

Making sense of misinformation part two: Why are people falling for misinformation?

Making sense of misinformation part one: What is misinformation?

I’m right, you’re wrong (Cognitive Dissonance)

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Present Bias

Recognising Rosy Retrospection

What is Ambiguity Aversion?