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🧠 The Psychology of Images, Confusion, Causes and Strangers
How do images change our perceptions? Why strangers spread messages better. Why does confusion drive stronger memories? And how you reveal your values
🧠 The Psychology of Motivation and AI, Anxiety and Curiosity
How does AI change according to user motivations? Why curiosity doesn't always want fast answers. And the psychology of anxiety and transparency.
🧠 The Psychology of Rhythm, Food and Lying
How does Rhythm Unite and Separate us? How to Spot a Liar? Why we Procrastinate (and what do about it)? And How to make Healthy Food More Desirable.
Demystifying Research Costs: How Much Should A Proper Study Really Cost?
Unveiling the secrets of your target audience is priceless. But what’s the price?
🧠 The Psychology of Voices, Rage and Waiting
How do voices change our perceptions? Does rage at work make us more effective? Is AI more co-operative than humans? And the science of waiting
🧠 3 proven secrets for marketing success
How to picture your product, how to promote health food, and how to sell luxury
♻️ Webinar: How Can You Nudge Sustainable Behaviour?
Find out what really drives behaviour around sustainability. And get practical, actionable steps you can take to persuade your audiences
Don’t miss the section on how to persuade “unpersuadables” on page 44!
🧠 The Psychology of Sustainability, Inflation, Feedback and Saving
How can you drive sustainable behaviour? What is the science of inflationary times? How to give feedback. And the psychology of long term behaviours.
🧠 The Psychology of Sustainability - Watch our free 60-minute webinar
What does science tell us about how people think and act about sustainability? How can you apply psychology to change their minds and, importantly, their behaviour?
🧠 The Psychology of Randomness, Patterns and Shaking Presents
Why is Average more Appealing than Perfect? Why do we see patterns? Even when they're not there. And how we instantly know why people shake presents
🧠 Your festive behavioural science prezzies are waiting
The psychology of better gifts, reflecting that you know them and the importance of wrapping
🧠 The Psychology of Zoom, Unethical Products and Pets
Why do we wave on Zoom? The psychology of eye contact? How we reduce the guilt of unethical products. Narcissistic business owners. And what pet choices reveal about you.
🧠 How to Apply Psychology and Data to your Influencer Activity
Psychologically, social influencers can bypass audiences “source credibility” defences. Data science allows you to match these “meta nudges” to your target audience.
Why Nudges are NOT One-Size-Fits-All
How to Behaviourally Optimise Your Nudges
You know probably know about nudging already. But behavioural science is not one-size-fits-all: some nudges work better for some people than others. Read this to find out how.
🧠 Your tasty behavioural science nuggets are waiting
How to increase sales of defective produce, increase donations, and boost engagement with influencer content
🧠 The Psychology of Nomophobia, Loss, Memory and Ignorance
Why do we desire ignorance? Revealing the two different functions of memory. What is Nomophobia? And why do investors lose more when they trade more?
🛒 The Psychology of Buying in Difficult Times: How to Apply Behavioural Science for More Sales in Retail and E-commerce
Find out what really drives buyer behaviour in difficult times. And get practical, actionable steps you can take to sell more.
Don’t miss the Psychologically Optimised Ad examples on page 83!
🧠 The Psychology of Ownership, Food, Threat and Indulgence
Why do we desire to own things? The psychology behind GenZ rejecting influencers? Why “good” food should NOT look good? And a sense of threat drives indulgence?
🧠 The Psychology of Voice-Personality, Menus and Letters
Here's three mind-blowing psychology studies we've come across in the course of working for our clients. We thought you'd like these!
How to Apply Behavioural Science for Better Player Outcomes
In gambling, the same bias that can sometimes result in problematic behaviour, can also be used to reduce it. By understanding players’ decision-making heuristics, we can develop ‘nudges’ for safer play. This presentation shows how.