Behavioural Public Policy

Cambridge University Press

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Public sector culture does not increase honest behavior: evidence from RCTs in five countries Raanan Sulitzeanu-Kenan et al.	2026	0 citations
The role of behavioral insights in flat-fare public transport tickets: an empirical analysis based on the EAST framework Michael Bissel et al.	2026	0 citations
Tailoring through choice: comparing the effect of randomly assigned and self-selected behavioural interventions in promoting healthier snack choice Stefan A. Lipman et al.	2026	0 citations
Negative anecdotes reduce policy support: evidence from three experimental studies on communicating policy (in)effectiveness Amy Rodger et al.	2026	0 citations
Behavioural Insights in Action: Improving Tax Compliance Through Behaviourally Informed Training Yasen Dimitrov et al.	2026	0 citations
‘Gambling products are designed to be addictive’: an experimental comparison of counter-industry gambling harm prevention messages André Spicer et al.	2026	0 citations
The impact of restricting ‘what’, ‘when’ and ‘how’ decisions on experienced agency: a functional analysis of human autonomy in institutional context Nil Vernhout et al.	2026	0 citations
Cue the sad trombone: UK gambling regulations have not prevented the misuse of celebratory sound effects in online slots Dan Myles et al.	2026	0 citations
Moving from nudging to boosting: empowering behaviour change to address global challenges Ralph Hertwig et al.	2025	13 citations
Dark patterns and consumer vulnerability Amit Zac et al.	2025	11 citations
Yes, we can! The effect of collective versus individual action framing on the acceptance of hard climate adaptation policy instruments Valérie Dewaelheyns et al.	2025	6 citations
Trading is a losing game: an audit of deceptive choice architecture in demo-mode Contract for Difference (CFD) trading apps Maira Andrade et al.	2025	3 citations
The persuasive effects of narrative entertainment: a meta-analysis of recent experiments Bardia Rahmani et al.	2025	3 citations
Standard rationality versus inclusive rationality: a critical assessment Roberto Fumagalli	2025	3 citations
Catch me if you can: Using machine learning and behavioral interventions to reduce unethical behavior Oliver Hauser et al.	2025	2 citations
Do carbon labels encourage sustainable food choices? Evidence from a field experiment in call-centre worksite cafeterias Fiona Lowrie & Paul Lohmann	2025	2 citations
META BI: A tool for describing behavioural interventions Malte Dewies & Lucia A. Reisch	2025	2 citations
The ethics of boost Luc Bovens	2025	2 citations
Nudges, preferences and competences: a critique of both neoclassical and behavioral economics Richard A. Epstein	2025	2 citations
Exposure to individual climate solutions does not reduce support for systemic solutions: a cross-cultural study in Australia and Iran Omid Ghasemi et al.	2025	1 citations

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