The Good Samaritan Experiment. This is a really interesting bit of work for anyone involved in how care is provided. Dave Snowden originally switched me on to it, and Dr Rebecca Sharp picked it up again at the Bangor University Festival of Behaviour Change (#behfest16 link here) in a session about ‘Good People do Bad […]
The Dangerous Olive of Evidence and Stop Chasing Innovation #behfest16
This is a week 2 #behfest16, Festival of Behaviour Change update from Bangor University, programme link here. The Dangerous Olive of Evidence. Yes, that does sound a bit weird, but please stick with me for the explanation. Close your eyes and just imagine an Olive (don’t worry, I’m not trying to trick you into a […]
Education, Education and So Much More. What I’ve learnt from 2 Days of #behfest16
Here’s a rapid post to share a few of the things I’ve learnt from Days 1& 2 of #behfest16,the Behaviour Change Festival currently happening at Bangor University (details here). Details for each day, and some of the resources can be found on Good Practice Wales here: Day One Programme: Education and School Wide Positive Behaviour Day […]
Behaviour Change to Reduce Skin Cancer Risk using WiFi Dependence #BehFest16
Question: What do people want/desire the most if they happen to be lying on a lovely sunny beach? A refreshing cool drink (of your choice) – you need to stay hydrated? A good book to read – that’s what relaxing on the beach is all about? Sun tan cream (with a high SPF factor)? A […]
