THE INUDGEYOU BLOG
The newest insights in nudging and applied behavioural sciences
Waste management in Indonesia
In November 2022, iNudgeyou hosted an extensive and intensive 3-week course on nudging and behavioral insights, attracting participants from various countries around the world. Among the attendees, we had the pleasure of having Joshua Valentino from Indonesia, who is...
Self-Reported Survey Data: Fast & Reliable, or Imprecise & Risky?
Human beings are creatures of habit. Ours days have a particular rhythm to them, and behaviours we exhibit today are generally indicative of how we behaved yesterday and will behave tomorrow. Yet for how routine our lives can be, behavioural research conducted the...
New Field Experiment: How to Nudge Hospital Visitors
With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in late 2019, early 2020, much of the world’s behaviour seemed to change overnight. Social distancing guidelines were published, quarantines advised, and mask mandates implemented as the public adjusted to the new reality of...
3 Tips from Behavioural Science to Make Your Christmas Celebration One to Remember
Christmas is finally here. Thus, once again, we have gathered some tips from the behavioural science to make your Christmas celebration one to remember. Whether you are celebrating a traditional Christmas with your own family, or perhaps with your in-laws that...
Using behavioural science to fight corona
The Behavioural Research unit within the Economic & Social Research Unit (ESRI) that specialises in applying behavioural science to policy and strategically works with multiple Irish government departments and state agencies has recently published a...
