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Australian Behavioural Science Meetup
Добавлен 29 сен 2021
Following London, New York, Zurich and Copenhagen - welcome to the "Australian Behavioural Science Meetup"!
We get together once a month (usually, the last Wednesday of every month) with a guest speaker to discuss books, thoughts, experiences, applications and anything else from the field of behavioural sciences. Whether you're just starting to learn about the field or if you have many years of research / applied experience we would love to see you at a Meetup, and feel free to bring anyone else that you think may enjoy it.
Feel free to ask questions, post articles, see past speaker videos or anything about behavioural sciences in the LinkedIn group: www.linkedin.com/groups/6806624
We get together once a month (usually, the last Wednesday of every month) with a guest speaker to discuss books, thoughts, experiences, applications and anything else from the field of behavioural sciences. Whether you're just starting to learn about the field or if you have many years of research / applied experience we would love to see you at a Meetup, and feel free to bring anyone else that you think may enjoy it.
Feel free to ask questions, post articles, see past speaker videos or anything about behavioural sciences in the LinkedIn group: www.linkedin.com/groups/6806624
Jason Collins "Stop, stop! It's already dead. Behavioural science in 2024"
About the talk:
For a decade, behavioural science has been copping hits. Swathes of failed replications. Fraud. Lost data and shredders. And 2024 was no better. In this presentation, Jason will discuss the year that was in behavioural science. What new calamities have buffeted the field? But thankfully, amongst the carnage, there are green shoots. Is there a path forward for a more robust behavioural science?
About Jason Collins:
Jason is a Senior Lecturer at University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and Program Director for the Graduate Certificate and Master of Behavioural Economics. Jason joined UTS in January 2022 following a career in industry and government. He co-founded and led PwC Austr...
For a decade, behavioural science has been copping hits. Swathes of failed replications. Fraud. Lost data and shredders. And 2024 was no better. In this presentation, Jason will discuss the year that was in behavioural science. What new calamities have buffeted the field? But thankfully, amongst the carnage, there are green shoots. Is there a path forward for a more robust behavioural science?
About Jason Collins:
Jason is a Senior Lecturer at University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and Program Director for the Graduate Certificate and Master of Behavioural Economics. Jason joined UTS in January 2022 following a career in industry and government. He co-founded and led PwC Austr...
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Видео
Clarke Ching: ChokePoint Charlie and the Psychology of Queues
Просмотров 531Месяц назад
Queues are amazing - if you know how to use them for good! If not, they’re a curse. How much time did you personally waste this week waiting … waiting … waiting in queues? Did you feel better knowing your “call is important to” them? Or worse? Did you believe they were experiencing “higher than usual call volumes”? How many of YOUR customers walked away rather than wait? Did you count them - co...
Sonia Friedrich: The Disruptive Power of Friction
Просмотров 645 месяцев назад
In this Australian Behavioural Science Network Meetup, we had the pleasure of hearing from Sonia Friedrich, on the Disruptive Power of cognitive and behavioural friction in businesses and organisations. Sonia shares examples of companies winning in this space, who have or are establishing friction free cultures as a key priority. Moving from friction to fluency and flow can make you more money ...
Zarak Khan: Building Behavioural Science in an Organisation
Просмотров 397 месяцев назад
The Australian Behavioural Science Network were thrilled to host Zarak Khan as the speaker for the May Meetup. Tune in here to watch the recording of the session with Zarak. Details on the talk: In today's competitive landscape, understanding the intricacies of human behaviour is paramount for organizational success. Join us for an enlightening discussion as we delve into the art of integrating...
Alex Gyani: The Next Decade of Behavioral Insights in Australia
Просмотров 2118 месяцев назад
Ten years ago the use of behavioural science in Australian public policy and industry was controversial and disparate. Now, the use of behavioural science is much more common and accepted. More importantly, there are now thousands of examples of behavioural science projects which has materially improved the lives of Australians. Despite this, the field is still not without controversy. The repl...
Dr Elif Incekara Hafalir: Transforming Misperceived Social Norms into Effective Strategies
Просмотров 478 месяцев назад
In this talk, Dr Elif Incekara Hafalir delves into the transformative potential of correcting misperceived social norms. We hear about the profound influence of social norms on decision-making processes and how behavioural economists and scientists harness this power to shape behaviours towards desirable outcomes. From nudging individuals towards better choices to increasing demand for products...
Scott Young Ethical Behavioural Science: The Ultimate Win-Win
Просмотров 179 месяцев назад
Tune in to this Australian Behavioural Science Meetup with Scott Young. Scott talks us through creating a win-win-win situation, where behavioural science can be used to create interventions and outcome that benefit all: the user, the company (or government) and even the overall planet! How did Scott manage to get to this level of WIN? Well he worked on his triple wins whilst being the Principa...
Rory Sutherland's Biggest BS of 2023
Просмотров 9 тыс.Год назад
So much has happened in the world of behavioural sciences over the past 12 months, as the field continues to grow and mature; - the behavioural science manifesto set out to chart the way forward and address issues our field is facing - the replication crisis continues as studies are accused of fraudulent data and results - the first International Sludge Academy has been set up to improve public...
Using Behavioural Science to Improve Accuracy in Forecasting
Просмотров 87Год назад
In this Behavioural Science Network Meetup, we are thrilled to welcome Maura Feddersen and Francesca Tamma to speak on their work in applying behavioural science to improve the accuracy in forecasting. Accurate assumptions about the future are essential for organisations to survive in an increasingly uncertain and complex operating environment. However, high-quality expert judgement - an ally i...
Scott Rick: My money, your money, and our money: Improving how couples share and discuss money
Просмотров 52Год назад
Scott Rick: My money, your money, and our money: Improving how couples share and discuss money
Hal Hershfield on Connecting with Our Future Selves
Просмотров 43Год назад
Hal Hershfield on Connecting with Our Future Selves
Alejandro Salgado: The butterfly effect- decoding individual choices and their collective impact
Просмотров 208Год назад
Details about the talk Have you ever wondered what connects people from different walks of life like single moms, slick politicians, or folks who sneak onto buses without paying? Each of these groups is often studied broadly, but we rarely delve into the specifics unfolding within them. We talk about corruption or fare-dodging as collective issues, and label people as "bad," but how can underst...
Susan Thorp on Borrower Preferences for Mortgages: The Roles of Framing, Confusion and Advice
Просмотров 42Год назад
Choice of a home loan is one of the most important and confusing financial decisions households make in their lifetime. Borrowers go to mortgage brokers to learn about different mortgage products, and for help to make a good decision. As for other types of financial advice, mortgage broker and borrower incentives may not align. We collect data in two online surveys to: 1) test borrowers' comfor...
Michelle Jongenelis: E-cigarettes - What Australia can do to address this public health menace
Просмотров 179Год назад
E-cigarettes have been described as a public health menace. We have a window of opportunity to act to reduce their impact, but powerful forces are undermining affirmative action. In this presentation, I will discuss the current regulations around e-cigarettes and related products, and what needs to happen to prevent e-cigarettes from becoming Australia’s next public health disaster. I will also...
Professor Lionel Page presents his new book "Optimally Irrational"
Просмотров 189Год назад
For a long time, economists have assumed that we were cold, self-centred, rational decision makers - so-called Homo economicus; the last few decades have shattered this view. The world we live in and the situations we face are of course rich and complex, revealing puzzling aspects of our behaviour. Optimally Irrational argues that our improved understanding of human behaviour shows that apparen...
Vishal George on "5 STEPS to behavioural innovation"
Просмотров 58Год назад
Vishal George on "5 STEPS to behavioural innovation"
Case study: Getting people to pay their fare share on trams
Просмотров 772 года назад
Case study: Getting people to pay their fare share on trams
Dilip Soman "Behavioural Science in the wild"
Просмотров 492 года назад
Dilip Soman "Behavioural Science in the wild"
Samuel Salzer "The Science Behind Habit-Forming Tech"
Просмотров 2072 года назад
Samuel Salzer "The Science Behind Habit-Forming Tech"
How different payment methods impact financial behaviour - Merle van den Akker
Просмотров 582 года назад
How different payment methods impact financial behaviour - Merle van den Akker
Your new best friend for behaviour change: the COM-B Model
Просмотров 3452 года назад
Your new best friend for behaviour change: the COM-B Model
Nice Devonian accent…
Australian behavioural studies must pay urgent attention to the behaviour of their cricketers and fans.🙏🙏
haha, 1:13:45 we buy and sell cars in carparks in the states...
I fear that is an AI and not Rory
Someone gives this man a vape. He’s mostly passionate about this topic.
Im with Rory on Vaping/Smoking
There is no excuse for not having a mic in 2024
or a hair brush
Ouch. I understand.
He doesn’t need an excuse.
@@peteconrad2077 Rory has a mic, it's the lady that doesn't have a mic.
@@josephfarrugia2350 she doesn’t either.
Merle needs to look into professional courses and therapies to deal with her body language, communication style, and attitude. Especially if she's neurodivergent. It's incredibly off putting and communicates utter contempt towards the guest, the interview, the subject, and the whole concept of the ABSM
No she doesn’t. Just you think this because you’re the one that’s neurodivergent obviously.
It's just dutch culture
@@cooledcannon Not true. Try communicating with Dutch people in an incredibly off putting way, or worse for them: with attitude. You'll soon learn that Dutch people, like everyone else, hate it when one does so. They do it because of a superiority complex they feel.
32:22
We should have means-tested cigarette pricing. 😁
We do. Poor people can not afford to smoke.
What did you say....
Sometimes I wonder if engineering wasn't really my thing after all. If I had worked for Rory Sutherland and kept my mouth shut for a few years I'd have learned a lot.
Are there any Australians that can speak articulate English?
if an english teacher cant express a cogent point of view, why would you expect so much from people harassed by kangaroos??
@@morthim I stand wholly, but woefully corrected, and enlighten.
@@morthim them joeys arent playing
You no Rory isn’t Australian,right?
@@peteconrad2077 I never said he was I always knew he was a Brit
Rory- brilliant as ever!
"promo sm"
Brilliant talk, thanks for sharing