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We are a full service, research and strategy consultancy using insights from the Behavioural Sciences and Behavioural Economics to develop powerful frameworks that fuel a deeper understanding of human behaviour and how to influence it for good.

The key to customer experience isn’t about preventing anything from going wrong as mistakes will happen from time to tim...
22/03/2022

The key to customer experience isn’t about preventing anything from going wrong as mistakes will happen from time to time. It’s about planning for the memory of the experience.

Think back on a recent adventure you’ve had. Chances are, the most prominent memory is either the highlight or the last ...
20/03/2022

Think back on a recent adventure you’ve had. Chances are, the most prominent memory is either the highlight or the last thing you did on that trip. This week we’re exploring Peak End Rule and how it can be used to curate a customer experience.

Oh no! Your favourite team faces the possibility of losing the match as a penalty is awarded against you. The opposition...
17/03/2022

Oh no! Your favourite team faces the possibility of losing the match as a penalty is awarded against you. The opposition steps up to take a penalty. Which way should the keeper dive to save the spot-kick? The answer will surprise you - read on to find out!

As humans we see action as progress - sometimes rightly but often wrongly. It’s Action Bias that dictates our want to ta...
15/03/2022

As humans we see action as progress - sometimes rightly but often wrongly. It’s Action Bias that dictates our want to take action rather than passively experience events and Mike Sturm nails that sentiment in this week’s quote.

How many of us have swapped lines in a busy supermarket only to watch the original line move quicker and customers pass ...
13/03/2022

How many of us have swapped lines in a busy supermarket only to watch the original line move quicker and customers pass us by? We do it all the time, but why? Turns out Action Bias may be able to explain this everyday phenomenon.

One of the most recognisable examples of Affect Bias in communications is its use in Quit Smoking campaigns. We are ofte...
10/03/2022

One of the most recognisable examples of Affect Bias in communications is its use in Quit Smoking campaigns. We are often asked how much emotion is too much but often the key is providing a simple behavioural solution and fix to overcome the effect that is created.

What ultimately rules? Is it logic or emotion? That depends on what types of pressures we’re under and how much time we’...
08/03/2022

What ultimately rules? Is it logic or emotion? That depends on what types of pressures we’re under and how much time we’ve got to make a decision.

If you’ve ever reacted to gut feeling and wanted to know the science behind it, this is the post for you!Today we’re tak...
06/03/2022

If you’ve ever reacted to gut feeling and wanted to know the science behind it, this is the post for you!
Today we’re taking a look at Affect Heuristic and how it influences our decision making - especially when we’re under pressure.

Today we’ve got a little quiz for you to test the effects of Egocentricity Bias. If you’re in a relationship, try the qu...
03/03/2022

Today we’ve got a little quiz for you to test the effects of Egocentricity Bias. If you’re in a relationship, try the questions in this post and see how you come out!

Does this settle the age-old question of which was the better Gallagher brother? Probably not - Oasis were one of the bi...
01/03/2022

Does this settle the age-old question of which was the better Gallagher brother?

Probably not - Oasis were one of the biggest bands of the 90s and 2000s but even they weren’t immune to Egocentric Bias.

Do we overestimate our quality or are we actually that good? This week we’re taking a look at Egocentric Bias to explore...
27/02/2022

Do we overestimate our quality or are we actually that good? This week we’re taking a look at Egocentric Bias to explore why we might overstate our own ability and contribution when it comes to group activities.

Hindsight is a wonderful thing to have after an event. It’s easy to see the flaws in decision making after the event has...
24/02/2022

Hindsight is a wonderful thing to have after an event. It’s easy to see the flaws in decision making after the event has occurred, however when we are making the decision, it’s hard to take in every single scenario to understand every single option. Even with all the information, making the right decision for the outcome you face is still a difficult process.

Hindsight Bias is one of the more common behavioural science principles and understanding this, we can start to understand government and business decisions a little bit more.

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Sydney, NSW
2021

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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