We are still looking for collaborators, especially from Africa, Asia and South America for our project on how people from around the world correct their intuitive reasoning errors. More information below. Pls join and share!

You can still contribute to our workshop on behavioural insights & antimicrobial resistance at the University of Essex in early June (deadline for submissions just extended until the 15th of April). 👇

This WHO/Europe report shows how behavioral and cultural insights to improve health and well-being are valued across the European member states. Still, we are not fully exploiting its potential and can do better.

🚨CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS🚨 We invite submissions for the 2. BEHAVIOURAL INSIGHTS AND ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE WORKSHOP, which will be held at the University of Essex, June 3-4, 2024. For more information and submissions, visit: a-bc.network/workshop2.html

It was a great pleasure to discuss the critical role behavioral science can play in tackling AMR at today's PACCARB meeting. Inspiring talks by Cortney Price and Otto Cars in our section. #PACCARB

. Aaron Drovandi Jo Hart and I are advertising a funded PhD! Have a look and see if it might be for you! Please RT findaphd.com/phds/project/a…

Our new paper shows that the wording of problems substantially affects Bayesian reasoning with natural frequencies, confounding the effects of natural frequencies... we need better wording standardisation when studying format effects and biases

T5 Storytelling is important but other sources of information should not be neglected.
This meta-analysis shows a little advantage for narrative evidence relative to statistical evidence: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36278821/
#theAMRnarrative

Many misconceptions about antibiotics, such as their effectiveness against all infections, stem from learning in 'wicked' environments (with insufficient or absent feedback). For example, one might be cured of a cold with or without antibiotics. #theAMRnarrative

Hello everybody, Miro (UK) here. I am a professor of psychology interested in human behavior underpinning AMR. I am happy to join this conversation on #theAMRnarrative