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ÜBER DIESEN PODCAST 🔗
The Bitesize Behaviour Podcast is dedicated to helping us understand the very thing that makes us who we are… our behaviours.
Hosted by Neil Bage, a renowned specialist on the unconscious behaviours that impact our decisions, this podcast explores what it means to be human and how understanding our behaviours can have a positive effect on our lives.
Hosted by Neil Bage, a renowned specialist on the unconscious behaviours that impact our decisions, this podcast explores what it means to be human and how understanding our behaviours can have a positive effect on our lives.
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
weekly
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
8 minutes
Englisch
Großbritannien
25 Folgen
seit 5. Juli 2020
episodic
NEUESTE FOLGEN 🔗
Series 2, Episode 20 - the final Episode in this series and we so we ask ourselves, "So What?"
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
Series 2, Episode 19 and we look at how memories are recalled through the Peak-End Rule.
Series 2, Episode 18 and we look at cinema popcorn and restaurant wine with the Decoy Effect.
Series 2, Episode 17 and bias that sees us saying "I knew that would happen". We're looking at the Hindsight Bias.
Series 2, Episode 16 and we look at the difference between working with sharks and cows by looking at the Availability Bias.
Series 2, Episode 15 and we talk about eating take away food. In this episode we explore The Sunk Cost Fallacy.
Series 2, Episode 14 and the number on human addiction. We're looking at the Illusion of Control.
Series 2, Episode 13 and the bias that drives fashions and trends. We're exploring Herding Bias.
Series 2, Episode 12 and the difference between driving and flying. In this Episode we look at Probability Neglect.
Series 2, Episode 11 and we look at decisions where we tend to only focus on a few options. We're looking at Attentional Bias.
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