Behavioural Science
2023 - It’s time to build some new habits
The New Year is inevitably accompanied by the desire or motivation to cease or initiate certain behaviours. But we all know how quickly good intentions can fall by the wayside.
Read NowGovernment gets serious about consumer protection
The rising cost of living and recession is already changing financial habits and pushing consumers to find new ways to manage and make their money go further.
Read NowHow to win the battle of anxiety vs. excitement to attract new buyers
How getting people excited reduces anxiety and can encourage them to enact new behaviours. Like buying your brand for the first time.
Read NowThe Molecule and the Message
The UK is often accused of thinking itself exceptional, but maybe it's onto something...
Read NowA playbook for creating collective rituals
Rituals are co-created from the bottom up: brands can only create the conditions, trigger the situation, and encourage the movement.
Read NowCan brands create social change at lightspeed?
Beyond product re-engineering, brands require consumers to take action to accelerate the change.
Read NowMore than two sides to an argument
Is it possible to build and shape a better world, with greater empathy and human connection?
Read NowThe Behavioural Science guide to making and breaking habits
As behavioural scientist and expert on habits BJ Fogg says “If you pick the right small behaviour, and sequence it right, then you won’t have to motivate yourself to have it grow.
Read NowThe new government war on obesity
The current government is clear in its intention to reduce obesity. However, its chosen strategies have met with criticism.
Read NowFilling the physical and online void
How brands can help the human mind adapt to our new, more physically disconnected world. Words by Crawford Hollingworth and Liz Barker.
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