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Apply behavioural science to better understand and influence behaviour
Behavioural science has gone mainstream. Books like ‘Freakonomics’, ‘Predictably Irrational’, ‘Nudge’ and ‘Thinking Fast and Slow’ have created a surge of interest in the principles and ideas from the fields of behavioural economics and, more widely, behavioural science.
It’s now a must for anyone seriously interested in the business of changing behaviour to be competent and up to speed with the latest behavioural thinking and how it can be practically applied. This course does just that.
Before the training, you will be asked to think about a behaviour that you’ve tried to influence in the past – it might be, for example, changing shoppers' store choice, getting customers to adopt a new product/service, increasing healthier lifestyle choices or promoting pro-environmental behaviours. We’ll discuss your experiences as a starting point for what follows.
Anyone involved or interested in better understanding and influencing behaviour (consumers, customers or citizens): from researchers and strategists, to marketers, planners and policymakers. The course will benefit those looking for an introduction to these popular fields, as well as those who want to advance their knowledge and keep pace with the latest thinking, strategies and tactics for behaviour change.
Jessica Rees, Ofcom
07 November 2019
Laura Treasure, Welsh Water
07 November 2019
This event has taken place
Online
Virtual training course
£325 + VAT
£475 + VAT
£350 + VAT
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