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2. Behavioral Design Course — by Irrational Labs. This is a self-directed, online course, jam-packed with engaging content and real-world examples. 16 modules are delivered over eight weeks.
3. Behavioral Economics & Psychology in Marketing. This Masterclass reveals how to use insights from 4 decades of research in consumer psychology and behavioral economics to increase retention and conversion.
4. Behavioural Economics in Action. How can we get people to save more money, eat healthy foods, engage in healthy behaviors, and make better choices in general?
5. Designing Nudges. A step-by-step framework to designing behavioral interventions that work. This online course allows behavioral science enthusiasts to take the next step and try out nudging in their environment!
6. Behavioural Economics with Rory Sutherland. Well you may think we are all perfectly rational people, making logical decisions, but this is simply not quite so, we all act and behave in rather interesting ways.
7. Motivation & Reward Loops Masterclass — by Behavior Institute. Learn the proven motivation & reward loop playbooks from some of the world’s top behavior designers, so you can create more impact with less effort.
8. BETA Behavioural insights for public policy. Want to learn more about applying behavioural insights to public policy? Take BETA’s free online course. There’s six learning modules, each with interactive quizzes to measure understanding, and a test with certificate at the end.
9. The Brain and Technology: Brain Science in Interface Design. Learn about human attention — in particular, how the brain decides what is most important and therefore what we should look at first and how to create effective designs, through basing them on how the brain manages and prioritizes the sensory information it receives.
10. Social Norms, Social Change 1. This is a course on social norms, the rules that glue societies together. It teaches how to diagnose social norms, and how to distinguish them from other social constructs, like customs or conventions.
11. Social Norms, Social Change 2. This part 2 course in social norms covers scripts and schemas, the cognitive structures in which social expectations are embedded, and their relationship with social norms.
12. Behavioral science (an interdisciplinary degree that combines the following disciplines)
13. Psychology
14. Anthropology
15. Sociology
16. Criminologist. A criminologist's main role is to analyse all facets of crime and identify solutions to deter and minimize recidivism from criminal activity.
17. Psychologist. Medical psychologists analyse, assess and treat patients who suffer from psychiatric trauma and mental illness.
18. Sociologist.
19. Economic Analyst.
20. Professor/Lecturer.
21. Core Courses of a Behavioral Science Degree. An example of the core courses required in a behavioral science program are those offered by Wilmington University.
22. General Studies Core Courses.
23. Behavioral Science Core Courses.
24. Knowledge and Skills Learned.

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