If you’ve ever crammed for an exam just before bedtime, you may have tried something dream researchers have been attempting for decades: coaxing knowledge into… Read More »Are advertisers coming for your dreams?
(7) Andrew 😷 Hinton on Twitter: “Fascinating fair critique of behavioral economics luminaries with this especially spot-on thought (which comes with the bonus term “nudgelords”)
So many people I know struggle with procrastination, it’s certainly stopped me doing so many things in my life. There are some great insights in… Read More »There’s a reason we procrastinate and it’s not laziness
Great resources on practically using mental models in product design. GOLD. Source: Mental models for designers | Dropbox Design
Not 21 days at the internet seems to think but around 66 days.. The simple answer is that, on average, across the participants who provided… Read More »How Long It Takes to Form a New Habit
Handy! Source: The Psychology of Color and Emotional Design | UX Booth
From Behavioural Scientist …we put out a call to help us imagine the next decade of behavioral science. We asked you to share your hopes… Read More »Imagining the Next Decade of Behavioural Science
Great listen, about 1 hour so perfect to accompany a couple of commutes. Daniel Kahneman is winner of the Nobel Prize in economics for his… Read More »Daniel Kahneman: on the Artificial Intelligence Podcast
Some scary uses of psychology to game users into paying for things. Doubly scary when this game is marketed to kids: 6 Ways Mario Kart… Read More »6 Ways Mario Kart Tour Triggers You Into Gambling Your Money
For those in a hurry: The review indicates that gamification provides positive effects, however, the effects are greatly dependent on the context in which the… Read More »Does Gamification Work?