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8 Fascinating Psychological Biases - Richard Shotton
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February 20, 2023
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1:37:37Now PlayingRichard Shotton is a behavioural scientist, Founder of Astroten and an author.
This might not be news to you, but the human brain isn't designed to be rational. There are cheat codes to get the brain to believe strange things, do strange things and change in ways you might not anticipate. Richard has one of the best insights into this world of models, psychology, consumer behaviour, principles for advertising and social change.
Expect to learn the marketing secret about behaviour change that everyone forgets about, how to make habit formation absolutely seamless, why IKEA is so successful even though they don't make your furniture, a hack that any advertising campaign can use to make it stick in people's minds, how to fix the problem of choice paralysis and much more...
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