behaviour
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Brain power
The harm caused by “organizational charlatans”
"Organizational charlatans" deliberately portray themselves as better able to perform in a job role than they know themselves to be…
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Books
The Organizational Zoo: A survival guide to workplace behavior
Dr Arthur Shelley's "OrgZoo" concept is a set of creative metaphor characters that help develop understanding of human interactions and…
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Artificial intelligence
AI isn’t what we should be worried about – it’s the humans controlling it
The dread that AI evokes seems a distraction from the more disquieting scrutiny of humanity’s own dark nature.
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Brain power
Can loyalty blind us to unethical behavior?
Loyalty helps foster dedication and motivation, but can prevent fair and efficient decisions when wrongdoing occurs.
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Brain power
Where behavioural biases STEM from
The STEM framework captures the four drivers of human behaviour – society, thoughts, emotions and motivation – and can be…
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Brain power
What it takes to make society better
Large-scale social change is not just policy or behavior, but the emergence of a new self-reinforcing system that combines both.
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Brain power
Uncertainty can diminish our decision making
We tend to deploy one of two strategies when we encounter uncertainty.
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Artificial intelligence
AI can now learn to manipulate human behaviour
Researchers devised a systematic method of using an AI system to find and exploit vulnerabilities in the ways people make…
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Brain power
Bridging the knowledge-behaviour gap in the communication of policies during COVID-19 and other emergencies
Three patterns emerged from research that could potentially mitigate knowledge-behaviour gaps and re-establish coherent and balanced communication to manage emergencies.
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Because You Need to Know
Because You Need to Know – Dr Arthur Shelley
A crisp perspective of how knowledge ecosystems future proof organizations, communities, and society overall. Leadership is not management - are…
