Melhores podcasts sobre Behavioural Science (2023)

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Real World Behavioural Science

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25. Professor Marie Johnston, Professor Emeritus of Health Psychology at the University of Aberdeen 1:22:56

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Professor Marie Johnston is our guest on the first episode back, hosted by Stuart King and Dr Tiago Moutela…what a start! Marie epitomises what this show is all about. Her passion, dedication and steadfast commitment to her values shine through as she describes her journey to where she is today. A Registered Health and Clinical Psychologist, and Pr…

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24. Angel Chater, Professor of Health Psychology & Behaviour Change & Falko Sniehotta, Professor of Behavioural Medicine & Health Psychology 56:12

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Professor Angel Chater is a Chartered Psychologist, Associate Fellow of The British Psychological Society and a Health & Sport & Exercise Psychologist with the Health & Care Professionals Council. She is a Professor in Health Psychology and Behaviour Change at the University of Bedfordshire, where she leads the centre in health, wellbeing and behav…

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23. Professor Madelynne Arden (Professor of Health Psychology) and Greg Fell (Director of Public Health in Sheffield) 53:59

1+ y ago53:59

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Maddy Arden is Professor of Health Psychology and Director of the Centre for Behavioural Science and Applied Psychology (CeBSAP) at Sheffield Hallam University. She is a Chartered Psychologist, a full member of the DHP, and a Registered Health Psychologist (HCPC). Maddy is co-editor of the British Journal of Health Psychology and director of the Be…

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22. Professor Sharyn Rundle-Thiele (Founding Director of Social Marketing at Griffith University) 56:56

1+ y ago56:56

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Professor Sharyn Rundle-Thiele is a social marketer and behavioural scientist. She is the Founding Director of Social Marketing at Griffith University, Queensland, Australia, which is the largest university-based group of social marketers in the world. She is Founding Co-Editor of the Journal of Social Marketing, has led projects that have changed …

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21. Richard Wiseman (Professor of Public Understanding of Psychology at the University of Hertfordshire) 53:56

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Professor Richard Wiseman has been described as ‘…one of the most interesting and innovative experimental psychologists in the world today.’ His books have sold over 3 million copies and he presents keynote talks to organisations across the world, including The Swiss Economic Forum, Google and Amazon. He holds Britain’s only Professorship in the Pu…

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20. Professor Susan Michie (Professor of Health Psychology & Director of CBC at UCL) 1:02:19

2y ago1:02:19

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Susan Michie is Professor of Health Psychology and Director of UCL's Health Psychology Research Group. She is also chartered clinical & health psychologist, and elected Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences, the European Health Psychology Society (EHPS) and the British Psychological Society (BPS). Early Life & Career Susan starts the episode by …

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The Growing Pains of Applied Behavioural Science

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Ep5. Finding & Creating Allies 16:23

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In this episode we dive into how to manage your stakeholders, when to keep your distance, and when to accept you can't do it all by yourself.

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The Growing Pains of Applied Behavioural Science

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Ep4. Soft Skills 16:07

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In this episode we look at some of the softer skills required to successfully apply behavioural science. Whilst these may seem small, the impact a team can make relies on them, so ensuring we're humble, collaborative and engaging is more important than ever before.

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19. BSPHN Committee Leads - Dr Michelle Constable, Professor Angel Chater, Dr Neil Howlett & Professor Jim McManus 42:09

2y ago42:09

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This is a special episode with the Current Chair, Past Chair, and Past-Past Chair and Treasurer of the BSPHN! Having had the BSPHN's annual conference in February, this is the perfect time to get some of the founding committee members together. We begin by understanding how each member of the committee found their way to creating the BSPHN and how …

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The Growing Pains of Applied Behavioural Science

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(fix) Ep3. The right structures 25:14

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Now getting the right structure may not seem like the most exciting job to be done, but it's certainly one of the most important. In this episode we dive into whether it's best to be on the inside or the outside and how the industry might work on a tribrid model. To round off, we look at the lifecycle of other similar industries to figure out a rou…

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The Growing Pains of Applied Behavioural Science

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Ep2. Getting Started 23:49

2y ago23:49

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In this episode we explore the trials and tribulations of getting started, proving your case, and moving towards scaling up within an organisation.

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The Growing Pains of Applied Behavioural Science

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Ep1. The Great Mismatched Expectations 23:21

2y ago23:21

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In this episode we'll find out what are the biggest barriers in getting others to embrace applied behavioural science. From stories of overclaim to the allure of using mystery to engage others in behavioural science, we dive deep with industry experts to get their take.

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The Growing Pains of Applied Behavioural Science (Trailer) 0:55

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Real World Behavioural Science

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18. Dan Makoski (Chief Design Officer at Lloyds Banking Group) 1:09:53

2y ago1:09:53

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The BSPHN's Annual Conference is running from 9th - 11th February 2021. Sign up to attend now and get a year's free membership. Stu is joined by Dan Makoski; an executive that brings an organisation’s deepest purpose to life by weaving technology and strategy together through brilliant design. Dan is Chief Design Officer at Lloyds Banking Group, le…

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17. Adam Ferrier (Consumer Psychologist & Founder of Thinkerbell) 1:02:51

2y ago1:02:51

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The BSPHN's Annual Conference is running from 9th - 11th February 2021. Sign up to attend now and get a year's free membership. In this episide, Stu is joined by Adam Ferrier, Founder & Chief Thinker at Thinkerbell, an agency that practices measured magic - bridging marketing science and hard core creativity. Thinkerbell won AdNews' 2019 Creative A…

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Real World Behavioural Science

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CORONAVIRUS Mini-Series #9 (15th Dec) Conspiracy Theories - Prof Jim McManus & Dr Daniel Jolley 42:42

2y ago42:42

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Recorded 15th December 2020 Guests: Professor Jim McManus - Director of Public Health at Hertfordshire County Council and VP of the Association of Directors of Public Health. He is a Chartered Psychologist, British Psychological Society Fellow & Co-Founder and Chair of the Behavioural Science and Public Health Network. Dr Daniel Jolley - Snr Lectur…

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Core Insights: Behavioural Science

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How behavioural science nudges can improve our health 32:28

2y ago32:28

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In the final episode of our first Behavioural Science series, Core Insights host Trevor Barnes talks to Ivo Vlaev, Professor of Behavioural Science, about his work in the health sector. Professor Vlaev has put together a series of randomised controlled trials testing various nudges on patients. The nudges have helped people adopt healthier diets, c…

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CORONAVIRUS Mini-Series #8 (8th Dec) Behavioural Science to Increase Vaccine Uptake - Jim McManus, Wayne Bateman, Paul Chadwick 37:47

2y ago37:47

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Recorded 8th December 2020. Guests joining Stu King: Professor Jim McManus - Director of Public Health at Hertfordshire County Council & Vice President of the Association of Directors of Public Health. Wayne Bateman - Behavioural Science Specialist in the Behaviour Change Unit at Hertfordshire County Council. Dr Paul Chadwick - Associate Professor …

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Core Insights: Behavioural Science

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How do Governments balance saving lives with impacting the economy? 30:56

2y ago30:56

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Core Insights host Trevor Barnes talks to Graham Loomes, Professor of Behavioural Science, about his research on the trade-offs involved in implementing costly health polices like those used during the pandemic. How does a Government decide how far to go with restrictions that will have a severe impact on the economy but stop many people from being…

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Core Insights: Behavioural Science

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How AI can help us build more scenic towns and cities 26:39

2y ago26:39

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Chanuki Seresinhe has been training AI to recognise beautiful scenery and now believes it can be used to help design towns and cities that can improve our mental wellbeing. Dr Seresinhe tells Core Insights host Trevor Barnes how she has used AI to quantify beauty and make the link between beautiful scenery and our mental wellbeing. And she found be…

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How neuroscience can now predict our decisions 30:54

2y ago30:54

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Core Insights host Trevor Barnes talks to Nick Lee, Professor of Marketing, whose research using neuroscience and chaos theory has found a way of predicting our decisions before we have even made them. Professor Lee reveals how brain scans can determine the state of our mind and so work out what we will decide. He reveals the implications and futur…

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Chloe Franses (Founder of Franses) & Andrew Thomas (Digital Transformation Coach) 1:06:04

2y ago1:06:04

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Thanks to BSPHN for hosting this podcast. The BSPHN's annual conference is coming up on 9th-11th February 2021, and will showcase the efforts of behavioural science and public health towards COVID-19. Free for members, or the same price as an annual membership cost. This week Stu is joined by two PR and Marketing experts; Chloe Franses and Andrew T…

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CORONAVIRUS Mini-Series #7 (19th November 2020) Long COVID - Nisreen Alwan & Susan Michie 32:07

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Recorded: 19th Nov 2020 Stu is joined by Dr Nisreen Alwan & Prof Susan Michie. Nisreen is Associate Professor in Public Health, University of Southampton. Susan is Director, UCL Centre for Behaviour Change & a committee member of Independent Sage. Nisreen shares her experience of long COVID, what it means and its effects. They look at how both thos…

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Core Insights: Behavioural Science

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The impact of Brexit on the UK's mental health 23:46

2y ago23:46

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Nick Powdthavee reveals the results of his nationwide research into the effect of Brexit on the population's mental wellbeing. The vote split the nation and for those who voted remain Professor Powdthavee has found evidence that the distress and anguish was still affecting them a year later. Core Insights host Trevor Barnes goes through the researc…

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Professor Ivo Vlaev (Warwick Business School) 1:09:43

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Professor Ivo Vlaev is Professor of Behaviour Science at Warwick Business School, Warwick University. He began his career working in the lab on understanding why people make irrational choices, observing reactions and what part of brain lights ups. He is currently working on an integrated theory of behaviour change taking into account psychology, n…

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Core Insights: Behavioural Science

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How our digital traces can be used as a real-time measure of global travel 26:16

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Tobias Preis and Suzy Moat direct the Data Science Lab, which examines how data science can offer insights into human behaviour and decision making. They are also Fellows at The Alan Turing Institute. Here, the pair talk to Core Insights host Trevor Barnes about how they have used millions of online photos to produce real-time indicators of global …

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Real World Behavioural Science

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CORONAVIRUS Mini-Series #6 (3rd November 2020) Lockdown 2.0 How did we get here and what happens next? - Prof. Susan Michie 32:43

2+ y ago32:43

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Recorded 3rd November 2020 RWBS welcomes back Professor Susan Michie in the run up to another national lockdown. Stu and Susan discuss what has led us to this point, including the flaws with the current test, trace and isolate processes and the low adherence to isolating. From a behavioural point of view they discuss the reasons behind this low iso…

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Core Insights: Behavioural Science

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Nick Chater on why autonomous vehicles will need their own roads 28:35

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Self-driving cars have been promised as the future for the last decade with various manufacturers experimenting with their own designs alongside tech giants Google, Uber and Apple. Nick Chater, Professor of Behavioural Science, has been trying to model the trickiest task for autonomous vehicles of navigating the cluttered and narrow roads of the UK…

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Core Insights: Behavioural Science

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How business strategists can take advantage of our bias of ignoring luck 29:06

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Chengwei Liu, Associate Professor of Strategy and Behavioral Science, talks about his research into luck with Core Insights host Trevor Barnes. Dr Liu reveals the situations and reasons why we have a bias towards luck, underestimating our good luck and overestimating bad luck. This bias can be exploited by firms alive to the opportunities that luck…

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Core Insights: Behavioural Science

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Does giving workers a pay rise lead to greater productivity? 25:17

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Andrea Isoni, Professor of Behavioural Science, joins Core Insights host Trevor Barnes to discuss the conundrum of pay rises. Professor Isoni has used game theory to examine how pay rises are actually reciprocated by employees. For many bosses giving workers a pay rise is seen as an act of kindness that they expect to be reciprocated by more effort…

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Core Insights: Behavioural Science

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Anchoring - the nudge plunging us all into debt 30:08

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Trevor Barnes, host of Core Insights, interviews Neil Stewart, Professor of Behavioural Science, about a nudge - or sludge - that he discovered on his credit card statement. Anchoring is a well-established nudge with plenty of research confirming its existence. Here, Professor Stewart explains how it is affecting our credit card bill thanks to the …

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Core Insights: Behavioural Science

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Why short-termism often overrules obvious long-term gains 24:56

2+ y ago24:56

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Core Insights host Trevor Barnes talks to Daniel Read, Professor of Behavioural Science, about his research into intertemporal choices, which looks at why, even though we are on a diet, we choose to eat a cream bun now, rather than wait for our lunchtime salad. Or why in repeated experiments people would prefer £10 now rather than £15 in two weeks.…

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Core Insights: Behavioural Science

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Nick Chater on why searching for your true 'self' is pointless 31:45

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We assume that below a mental “surface” of conscious awareness lies a deep and complex set of inner beliefs, values, and desires that govern our thoughts, ideas, and actions, and that to know this depth is to know ourselves. But Nick Chater, Professor of Behavioural Science at Warwick Business School, reveals to Core Insights host Trevor Barnes how…

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Real World Behavioural Science

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Introducing the Behaviour Change Development Framework (BCDF) - with Em Rahmen, Aoife Fortescue-Webb and Ashlee Mulimba 1:08:12

2+ y ago1:08:12

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Recorded October 2019 Firstly, apologies that this month's podcast is a little delayed! We at BeeZee Bodies are still working double time to support people to be healthy throughout this period. For this podcast I am joined by: Em Rahmen, Head of Public Health Workforce Development at Health Education England, Aoife Fortescue-Webb, Public Health Reg…

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Aline Holzwarth (Applied Behavioural Scientist at Pattern Health & Principal of the Center for Advanced Hindsight at Duke University) 1:00:38

3y ago1:00:38

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This episode is recorded in the midst of the Coronavirus lockdown and features Aline Holzwarth. Aline is an applied behavioural scientist, specialising in digital health research and scientifically informed product design. Her training in psychology and business, and her experience working in research and healthcare have given her the interdiscipli…

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Real World Behavioural Science

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CORONAVIRUS Mini-Series #5 (14th April 2020) Extended lockdown; Helping adherence and Longer-term lessons - Prof. Susan Michie & Prof. Jim McManus 38:44

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Recorded on 14th April 2020 Apologies for the lower sound quality, we wanted to make sure we had both Jim and Susan on podcast as it gives richer content, however it did mean some technical difficulties. This episode comes out just as the lockdown has been extended for a further 3 weeks. In this episode we discuss what this further period of isolat…

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Real World Behavioural Science

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Samuel Salzer (Behavioral Strategist) 1:05:47

3y ago1:05:47

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Samuel Salzer joins me, Stu King, for this month's RWBS podcast. Samuel Salzer is an experienced behavioural strategist specialising in the digital health space. His work involves applying insights from behavioural science and behavioural economics to build user-centered and habit-forming products and services. In our discussion we covered how Samu…

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Real World Behavioural Science

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CORONAVIRUS Mini-Series #4 (26th March 20) Staying Healthy on Lock-Down; The Governments response and Coming together - Prof. Susan Michie & Prof. Jim McManus 44:57

3y ago44:57

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The fourth episode in this mini-series, recorded on 26th March 20, covers some big topics, including: Individual strategies to staying physically and mentally healthy during this challenging period of staying at home The governments response to date and what to expect in the future How we can come together as a society to care for each other and ho…

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Real World Behavioural Science

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CORONAVIRUS Mini-Series #3 Self-Isolation - Prof. Susan Michie & Prof. Jim McManus 19:42

3y ago19:42

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The third episode in the coronavirus mini-series deals with the difficulties and realities of self-isolation. Stuart King, Professor Susan Michie and Professor Jim McManus discuss the behavioural reasons behind panic buying and other crowd behaviours, the need to sensibly and realistically plan for isolation, including preparing for how we might fe…

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Real World Behavioural Science

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CORONAVIRUS Mini-Series #2 - Prof. Susan Michie & Prof. Jim McManus 21:01

3y ago21:01

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Recorded 11th March 2020 Jim McManus and Susan Michie join host, Stuart King, for another discussion on using behavioural science to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Susan and Jim cover the importance of not just hand washing, but using tissues and cleaning surfaces as the virus is spread not just through physical contact, but through the air…

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Real World Behavioural Science

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CORONAVIRUS Mini-Series #1 - Prof. Susan Michie & Prof. Jim McManus 21:19

3y ago21:19

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In this Real World Behavioural Science special, Susan, Jim and I discuss how behavioural science can be used to help prevent the spread of COVID19 (Coronavirus). Susan shares some of the insights from her recently published BMJ blog on using COM B to provide clear, effective and simple strategies to use to prevent the spread of infection. Jim provi…

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Real World Behavioural Science

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Dr Tim Chadborn (Head of Behavioural Insights & Evaluation Lead at Public Health England) 1:04:52

3y ago1:04:52

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Dr Tim Chadborn is Head of Behavioural Insights and Evaluation Lead for Public Health England. He shares just a small amount of his 25 years of experience working in health, across the Department of Health, Health Protection Agency and on a partnership between the Ministry of Health and Botswana. We chatted through Tim's vast experience from his wo…

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Real World Behavioural Science

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Kim Roberts (Chief Executive at HENRY - Health, Exercise and Nutrition for the Really Young) 57:29

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Kim Roberts has been HENRY’s Chief Executive since 2012. Her background is in family support and early development, which has given her both a profound insight into the impact of children’s very early experiences and a passionate determination to make sure that parents and practitioners get the quality of support they need to provide children with …

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Professor Wendy Wills (Professor of Food and Public Health at University of Hertfordshire) 56:14

3y ago56:14

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Professor Wendy Wills is the Professor of Food and Public Health and Director of the Centre for Research in Public Health and Community Care at the School of Health and Social Work at the University of Hertfordshire. She works at the interface of social sciences and public health across food and eating practices, food safety, malnutrition, weight a…

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Real World Behavioural Science

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Professor Mike Kelly, Part 2 (Institute of Public Health & University of Cambridge and ex-Director of NICE) 54:24

3y ago54:24

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This is the second instalment of the 2-part Christmas Special with Professor Mike Kelly. If you haven’t listened to part 1, why not do them in order! In part 1 of our discussion we covered Mike's own experience working in public health across a huge range of research topics from the prevention of non-communicable disease to end of life care, all of…

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Real World Behavioural Science

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Professor Mike Kelly, Part 1 (Institute of Public Health & University of Cambridge and ex-Director or NICE) 1:01:03

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This Christmas Special (Part 1) features Professor Mike Kelly, who is Senior Visiting Fellow in the Department of Public Health and Primary Care at the Institute of Public Health and a member of St John's College at the University of Cambridge. Mike is the Ex Director of NICE, where he spent over 10 years leading the organisation to support people …

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Real World Behavioural Science

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Dr Justin Varney (Director of Public Health at Birmingham City Council) 1:01:41

3y ago1:01:41

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This episode features Dr Justin Varney. who is Director of Public Health for Birmingham City Council. An interesting fact about this episode is that despite being in the beautiful City Council Building in Birmingham, we recorded this in the private toilet of the Chief Executive, due to the ceilings in all other rooms being too high, even if they ar…

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Real World Behavioural Science

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Rich Sheridan - CEO and Chief Storyteller at Menlo Innovations 1:02:07

3y ago1:02:07

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In this episode Rich Sheridan describes a very practical application of behaviour change science. In 2001, Rich co-founded Menlo Innovations, in Ann Arbour, Michigan, with a goal to end human suffering as it relates to technology. His approach to custom software creation is so unique, that 3,000 people a year travel from around the world just to se…

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Real World Behavioural Science

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Professor Chris Armitage (Professor of Health Psychology) 59:43

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This episode features Professor Chris Armitage. Chris is a Health Psychologist, a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences and an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society. Chris woks day to day as a Professor of Health Psychology and Director of Research in the University of Manchester Centre for Health Psychology in the School of Heal…

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Dr Nick Cavill (Director of an Independent Public Health Consultancy) 58:42

3+ y ago58:42

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This episode features Dr Nick Cavill. Nick is a director of an independent public health consultancy, and a Senior Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Bristol. He specialises in the development of policy and programmes on public health issues. Nick's focus has been on obesity, sustainable transport and the links to physical activity, howe…

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