Melisa B

Name:	Melisa B
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	11 Mar 2021, 12:39 p.m.

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• Cambridge University Behavioural Insights Team (CUBIT)

Talks given by Melisa B

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Talks organised by Melisa B

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• Panel Discussion: Managing COVID-19 - Behavioural Insights From the Global South
• Political Polarisation 2.0: Insights from Psychology & Computational Social Science
• Feeling good, doing good: The potential of positive self-directed emotions to motivate prosociality
• Messengers: Who We Listen To, Who We Don't, And Why
• Life in a Zero-Sum Game: How implicit game theories can shape social and economic realities
• Getting Your Work Published in Top Psychology Journals: Insights from 20+ Years of Editorial Experience
• Designing for Collaborative Data Analysis, a Crime Solving story
• Designing for Collaborative Data Analysis, a Crime Solving story
• Designing for Collaborative Data Analysis, a Crime Solving story
• Designing for Collaborative Data Analysis, a Crime Solving story
• Dr Heejung Kim & Dr David Sherman
• Is the child the father of the political man?
• Benefits of the collective: how the group protects individual members in costly decisions
• Persistent Topics - How persons shape language that is about to stay.
• Benefits of the collective: how the group protects individual members in costly decisions
• Benefits of the collective: how the group protects individual members in costly decisions
• Benefits of the collective: how the group protects individual members in costly decisions
• Comparing nudges and boosts for financial decisions under uncertainty
• Using Nudges to improve financial decision-making.
• The social incentives hypothesis of political belief polarization
• From Sinners to Saints: How Redemption Narratives Motivate Prosocial Consumer Behaviors