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As we have done for many years, this workshop brings together researchers working on issues at the intersection of psychology and economics. The segment will focus on evidence of and explanations for non-standard choice patterns, as well as the positive and normative implications of those patterns in a wide range of economic decision-making contexts, such as lifecycle consumption and savings, workplace productivity, health, and prosocial behavior. The presentations will frequently build upon insights from other disciplines, including psychology and sociology. Theoretical, empirical, and experimental studies will be included.

This presentation will provide (a) the framework, installation theory, to analyse this powerful behavioural channelling and the reasons for its efficiency and resilience (b) the mechanisms by which installations reproduce practice, material culture and norms in society (c) how this natural societal process can be hacked and leveraged by interventions to change behaviour.

This short course looks into how consumer beliefs, perceptions and biases influence choices, or purchase and usage decisions by applying behavioral theories and concepts.

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Enhance your ability to build and manage customer-focused brands to drive profits and organic growth.

It examines a wide range of behavioural finance topics, ranging between financial decision making and biases, herding, corporate finance, fund management, asset pricing, financial forecasting, volatility, and market sentiment. This year, the meeting would focus on the way individuals, financial practitioners (e.g. investors and traders) and markets interact with ethics in financial contexts.

This is an interdisciplinary meeting point of scholars who are interested in the intersection of economics and psychology, as well as sociology, anthropology, neuroscience, and biology.

Weekly talks given by behavioral science professionals from a variety of backrgounds

The goal of this course is to familiarize you with research related to some of the most important topics of current research in behavioral game theory and to help you start thinking about potential research projects in this area. Topics we will cover include lie and guilt aversion, bounded rationality, infinitely repeated games, and coordination games.

Join leading behavioral scientists, executives, policymakers and journalists at our annual Conference to explore the latest insights from applied behavioral sciences research for addressing social challenges.

M-BEPS brings together behavioral and experimental researchers from different disciplines as well as policy makers and practitioners interested in how behavioral economics can inform policies in government and business. The goal of M-BEPS is to encourage the discussion of relevant policy topics and the exchange among European policy makers, international researchers, and practitioners.

IIEX Behavior showcases how the best brands are applying behavioral science and implicit measurement. We feature practical application, inspiration and just enough theory. Join us to learn how behavior change is driving brand equity, new product innovation, shopper marketing, and more.