Humans learn from mistakes – so why do we hide our failures?
Australia's behavioural economics unit publishes rather than hides the results of its unsuccessful experiments.
Nudging helps when people understand why it’s being used
New research shows that people don’t just accept behavioural interventions without consideration, preferring to make…
Nudge initiative creates confusion and undermines trust
An ACT Government behavioural insights trial demonstrates the validity of criticisms of nudge theory.
Does nudging always result in better decisions?
Recent research suggests that nudging may not be quite as influential as previously thought.
Simplistic solutions to complex problems turns behavioural science into a dangerous pseudoscience (part 3): Why it’s dangerous
Simplistic obesity messages have led to obese people being stigmatised which manifests as discrimination, social…
Simplistic solutions to complex problems turns behavioural science into a dangerous pseudoscience (part 1): Confirmation bias and complexity
High-profile Cornell University food researcher Brian Wansink has been found guilty of academic misconduct. How…
Is “nudge management” the new scientific management approach?
A recent journal article isn't telling the full story.
