At first glance, fake news and false memories appear to be separate phenomena. But they have much in common as dangerous sources of misinformation. This article argues that fake news generates false memories, which in… Read More »Fake News, False Memories and Flawed Decisions: A Behavioural Solution
There is a growing concern that the academic literature, because of publication biases and other limitations of single-shot, lab-based studies, overstates the power of nudges in real life. We examined this issue in a 10-week… Read More »Do Lab Studies Replicate in the Field? The Case of Simplified Nutrition Labels
“Growth is the great separator between those who succeed and those who do not. When I see a person beginning to separate themselves from the pack, it’s almost always due to personal growth.” ―John C.… Read More »Blocked Personal Learners Don’t See Value in Self-Development
On September 24, 2020, we teamed up with the Think Forward Initiative to celebrate the launch of the Behavioral Economics Guide 2020. Our panel of speakers presented their work around the event’s main topic ‘What… Read More »Behavioral Economics Guide 2020 Launch – Event Video