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Making health psychology topics easy to understand: Science communication on Instagram¹

Together with Liesemarie Albers from FernUni Hagen, Alice Seffen and Rebecca Blase conduct a science communication project on Instagram.

Delay discounting for food and monetary rewards²

Qëndresa Rramani Dervishi and her collaborators have published the results of an fMRI study comparing the discounting behaviour and related brain responses for different types of reward.

Inspiring Change: How to influence behaviour for a better world – New Release³

In March, the book "Inspiring Change: How to Influence Behaviour for a Better World" was published, and our team member Dr. Julia Meis-Harris contributed as a co-author to the development of the BehaviourWorks Method.

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Exchanges with research teams in Melbourne⁴

In February, Dr. Julia Meis-Harris gave a talk at the University of Melbourne on our current projects and met with the Director of BehaviourWorks Australia (Monash University).

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How Beliefs on Changeability Influence Helping Behavior⁵

Prof. Dr. Simone Dohle and colleagues have published new research findings from the "Implicit Theories" project.

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Behavioural and Cultural Insights Tagung⁶

In October, Dr. Julia Meis-Harris took part in the first "Behavioral and Cultural Insights Conference" of the Federal Ministry of Health in Berlin.

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EHPS Konferenzbesuch⁷

We participated in the European Health Psychology Society Conference 2023.

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Personal protective behavior during a pandemic⁸

Marina Hinssen (Charité Berlin) and Prof. Dr. Simone Dohle have published the results of a long-term study on personal protective behaviors in a pandemic.

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