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A simple guide to Applied Behavioral Science

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  • Free Course – Unit 1: Foundations of Applied Behavioral Science – Choose your project
  • Free Course – Unit 1: Foundations of Applied Behavioral Science – Lesson 1: What is applied behavioral science?
  • Free Course – Unit 1: Foundations of Applied Behavioral Science – Lesson 2: Where does behavioral science fit in business?
  • Free Course – Unit 1: Foundations of Applied Behavioral Science – Lesson 3: Making decisions based on evidence
  • Free Course – Unit 1: Foundations of Applied Behavioral Science – Lesson 4: Introducing the BeSci process SIDE
  • Free Course – Unit 2: Strategy and Writing Behavioral Statements – Lesson 1: Strategy and behavioral statements
  • Free Course – Unit 2: Strategy and Writing Behavioral Statements – Lesson 2: Why write a behavioral statement?
  • Free Course – Unit 2: Strategy and Writing Behavioral Statements – Lesson 3: Who is your target audience?
  • Free Course – Unit 2: Strategy and Writing Behavioral Statements – Lesson 4: What are the limitations?
  • Free Course – Unit 2: Strategy and Writing Behavioral Statements – Lesson 5: What is the user’s motivation?
  • Free Course – Unit 2: Strategy and Writing Behavioral Statements – Lesson 6: What is the desired behavior?
  • Free Course – Unit 2: Strategy and Writing Behavioral Statements – Lesson 7: How will you measure the behavior?
  • Free Course – Unit 2: Strategy and Writing Behavioral Statements – Lesson 8: De-biasing decisions with statements
  • Free Course – Unit 2: Strategy and Writing Behavioral Statements – Lesson 9: Clear accountability and autonomy
  • Free Course – Unit 2: Strategy and Writing Behavioral Statements – Write your behavioral statement
  • Free Course – Unit 3: Insights and the Current Behavioral Balance – Activity: Map the inhibiting pressures for eating M&Ms
  • Free Course – Unit 3: Insights and the Current Behavioral Balance – Activity: Map the promoting pressures for eating M&Ms
  • Free Course – Unit 3: Insights and the Current Behavioral Balance – Do your pressure map
  • Free Course – Unit 3: Insights and the Current Behavioral Balance – Lesson 1: Changing behavior through pressures
  • Free Course – Unit 3: Insights and the Current Behavioral Balance – Lesson 2: Promoting pressures for eating M&Ms
  • Free Course – Unit 3: Insights and the Current Behavioral Balance – Lesson 3: Inhibiting pressures for eating M&Ms
  • Free Course – Unit 3: Insights and the Current Behavioral Balance – Lesson 4: Identity as a pressure
  • Free Course – Unit 3: Insights and the Current Behavioral Balance – Lesson 5: How pressures help keep a wide view
  • Free Course – Unit 3: Insights and the Current Behavioral Balance – Lesson 6: The 5 behavioral archetypes
  • Free Course – Unit 3: Insights and the Current Behavioral Balance – Lesson 7: Gathering insights from research
  • Free Course – Unit 3: Insights and the Current Behavioral Balance – Lesson 8: Examples of insights from research
  • Free Course – Unit 3: Insights and the Current Behavioral Balance – Lesson 9: Confidence, impact, likely to change
  • Free Course – Unit 3: Insights and the Current Behavioral Balance – Reflect and review
  • Free Course – Unit 4: Design and Potential Interventions – Lesson 1: Designing interventions from pressures
  • Free Course – Unit 4: Design and Potential Interventions – Lesson 2: How to run a design session
  • Free Course – Unit 4: Design and Potential Interventions – Lesson 3 continuation: Simple ideas
  • Free Course – Unit 4: Design and Potential Interventions – Lesson 3: Start with a simple prompt
  • Free Course – Unit 4: Design and Potential Interventions – Lesson 4 continuation: Evil ideas
  • Free Course – Unit 4: Design and Potential Interventions – Lesson 4: Evil prompt
  • Free Course – Unit 4: Design and Potential Interventions – Lesson 5 continuation: Star Trek ideas
  • Free Course – Unit 4: Design and Potential Interventions – Lesson 5: Star Trek prompt
  • Free Course – Unit 4: Design and Potential Interventions – Lesson 6 continuation: No Hands ideas
  • Free Course – Unit 4: Design and Potential Interventions – Lesson 6: No Hands prompt
  • Free Course – Unit 4: Design and Potential Interventions – Lesson 7: How to downselect interventions for pilots
  • Free Course – Unit 4: Design and Potential Interventions – Lesson 8: Show your work and your evidence
  • Free Course – Unit 4: Design and Potential Interventions – Planning interventions for your project
  • Free Course – Unit 4: Design and Potential Interventions – Reflect and review
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Case Study: Another Clover Health
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Case Study: Beer
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Case Study: Bing in the Classroom
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Case Study: Clover Health
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Case Study: GetRaised
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Case Study: Intro
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Case Study: Klingon in the Bing translator
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Case Study: Wine
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Lesson 1: Why is evaluation so important?
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Lesson 2: Why pilot?
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Lesson 3: How to write a pilot outcome statement
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Lesson 4: The three gates of pilots
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Lesson 5: Outcome and process metrics
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Lesson 6: What to do with failure?
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Lesson 7: How to do a good pilot
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Piloting and evaluating your project
  • Free Course – Unit 5: Evaluation and Measuring Change – Reflect and review
  • Free Course – Unit 6: Implementing SIDE – Lesson 1: Do the one thing
  • Free Course – Unit 6: Implementing SIDE – Lesson 2: First projects
  • Free Course – Unit 6: Implementing SIDE – Lesson 3: Sprint planning
  • Free Course – Unit 6: Implementing SIDE – Lesson 4: SIDE tips and tricks
  • Free Course – Unit 6: Implementing SIDE – Lesson 5: The full behavioral science team
  • Free Course – Unit 6: Implementing SIDE – Lesson 6: Ethics in behavioral science
  • Free Course – Unit 6: Implementing SIDE – Lesson 7: Sustainability of behavioral science
  • Free Course – Unit 6: Implementing SIDE – Lesson 8: Progress not perfection
  • Free Course – Unit 6: Implementing SIDE – Reflect and review
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