🇵🇪 🇬🇧 • Behavioural Scientist, MSc, PhD(c) • Judgement and decision-making • Mind-body connection • Behavioural Science for good! • 🐶🐶

London, England
Joined April 2015
We are growing incredibly fast at CogCo 💪🏼, don’t miss the opportunity to join our super fun and inspriring team of behavioural and data scientists 🤓👇🏼
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Thank you Ma’am, for everything.
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Very unusual to find an article in a British paper explaining that the journalist went out to find a problem, but couldn’t find anything wrong. We should celebrate this (in the same way we should support academics and journals who publish null results).
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Just over two weeks to go to apply for three roles we're currently hiring for at @CogCo_: a Behavioural Scientist (Senior Associate); Qualitative Researcher (Associate); and UX Designer (Associate). Find out more and apply here: cogco.co/jobs/
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Our @CogCo_ team is growing 💪🏼! Come join us on this exciting and inspiring journey 💥👇🏼
We are hiring for three new roles at @CogCo_. We are looking for a Behavioural Scientist (Senior Associate), a UX Designer (Associate), and a Qualitative Researcher (Associate) to join our growing team. Spread the word! cogco.co/jobs/
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The value of giving and receiving explained through two other crucial lenses 🔭 beyond economic value. Take a look and keep up that Christmas spirit 🎄!
Why don’t we just give friends and family cash at Christmas? Wouldn’t it be simpler? The latest @CogCo_ blog explores the behavioural science of giving and receiving gifts cogco.co/christmas-gifts/
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We are not all “rebels without a cause”, we are just vulnerable to a psychological phenomenon known as “reactance” 👇🏼 take a look 👀
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Ever been placed on hold, told you're fifth in line, then second, then.... seventh? @eugenemalthouse explains in the latest @CogCo_ blog why uncertainty and progress are so important in our experience as customers and citizens. cogco.co/waiting/
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REGISTRATIONS ARE OPEN! Tickets are FREE and registration is open to everyone! (Don’t hesitate as this event SOLD-OUT previous years) Register for the event using eventbrite: eventbrite.co.uk/e/mind-the-… Make sure you click ‘going’ on our fb page: facebook.com/events/50449430…
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This is a longer version of an article I have written for Good Food Exeter, an online farmers market that connects local producers and consumers. For more info about the market see: goodfoodexeter.co.uk/ linkedin.com/pulse/importanc…
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What are the most impactful policies that countries have used to nudge consumers to consume less #ultraprocessedfoods & adopt healthier diets? @SBarquera @CMonteiro_USP @ShuWenNg @lindseypsmith & others discuss in a commentary for @TheLancetEndo: docdro.id/1M0IHfz
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Please RT: @LSE_PBS & @LSEBehavioural lab are hiring! Looking for a post-doctoral researcher helping with behavioural economics experiments on policy response to Covid-19 & other epidemics, as part of H2020 periscopeproject.eu/start project. More info here: jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/3…
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Grateful to have been able to share ideas and thoughts with lovely people on @ProfTimLang remarkable book! Thanks @Fieldwork_Books 👏🏼 Key takeaway: not much has changed in the challenges our food system faces since covid-19, other than exacerbating each of them! Time for action💪🏼
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