Behavioural Science and me
Your one-stop shop for learning about behavioural science and applying it to your personal and professional life. Without fuzzy complexity
Episodes
Alexandra Petrache explores the topic of misinformation and its implications on public perception and behavior, based on the BadVaxx game, the work of Professor Sander van der Linden, Cambridge professor of social psychology.
She discusses the challenges of distinguishing fact from fiction in a fragmented or partisan media landscape and goes into the BadVaxx, and the associated academic study.
The game aims to enhance resilience ag...
In episode five of the Behavioral Science and Me Podcast, Alexandra Petrache interviews Dr. Nupur, a behavioral scientist and NHS clinical leader with extensive experience in health leadership and consultancy. They explore the nuances between health inequity and health inequality, illustrating how behavioral science and evidence-based practices can address systemic barriers in healthcare. Dr. Nupur shares practical examples, such a...
Alexandra Petrache from Behavioral Science and Me discusses the contact hypothesis with Nanon Wollenhaupt, an applied behavioral scientist. The conversation delves into the theory that structured, meaningful interactions between different groups can reduce bias and discrimination. They discuss the historical background of the hypothesis, its four key conditions, and real-world applications in schools, workplaces, and communities. E...
Alexandra Petrache talks with Janina Tuuli about the fascinating Self-Determination Theory. They talk about our three basic psychological needs without which we run the risk of wilting, like a plan deprived of water. Alex and Janina share insightful examples and practical tips on how to apply these principles to boost motivation in both personal and professional life. The conversation is filled with relatable stories and real-world...
Why do some "tips and tricks" to change behaviour not work for you when they've worked for others? What does everyone need to keep in mind when designing a behaviour change intervention?
Listen to this short episode to find out!
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