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How psychology can help shape policies (2/3): Influencing behaviour

Posted on April 8, 2020 by Andero Uusberg, Kariina Laas

UT psychologists Andero Uusberg and Kariina Laas write about how psychology can help shape policies by influencing human behaviour. Continue reading →

Posted in Research, Social sciences | Tagged influencing behaviour, nudging, psychology, psychology of persuasion | Comments Off on How psychology can help shape policies (2/3): Influencing behaviour

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