This article discusses the opportunities and costs of AI in behavioural science, with particular
reference to consumer welfare. We argue that because of pattern detection capabilities …

Promoting agency–people's ability to form intentions and to act on them freely–must become
a primary objective for Behavioural Public Policy (BPP). Contemporary BPPs do not directly …

The success of behavioural public policies (BPPs), occurring over the last 15 years or so,
presents scholars and policymakers with an opportunity to scale up the knowledge that has …

We designed and administered an online survey experiment to 444 educators in a large
social sciences university in the United Kingdom to evaluate their perceptions on the …

Similarly to other domains of the social sciences, behavioural science has grappled with a
crisis concerning the effect sizes of research findings. Different solutions have been …

A nudge refers to “any aspect of the choice architecture that alters people's behavior in a
predictable way without forbidding any options or significantly changing their economic …

This article discusses the opportunities and costs of AI in behavioural science. We argue that
because of pattern detection capabilities, modern AI will be able to identify (1) new biases in …

In the philosophy of mind and cognitive science, there is a pronounced paradigm shift
associated with the transition from internalism to externalism. The externalist paradigm …

Governments around the world have increasingly adopted behavioural public policies, in
which behavioural insights units (often designated as 'Nudge units') play an increasingly …

Almaatouq et al. propose an “integrative approach” to increase the generalisability and
commensurability of experiments. Yet their metascientific approach has one glaring …