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New study introduces the concept to ‘necessity activism’ to describe how survival rather than ideology drives people to political engagement.

Based within the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment of the Netherlands (RIVM), the Centre will support the WHO in integrating behavioural insights into global health responses.

A recent study by LSE researchers in partnership with Extinction Rebellion UK offers valuable insights into the effectiveness of social media strategies for climate organisations.

Dr Alyssa Pandolfo reflects on her PhD journey in the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science, sharing insights on the challenges, opportunities and her top tips for future candidates.

Information-packed arguments were found to be the most convincing but least accurate.

A new report from UNDP whose principal author is LSE's Professor Michael Muthukrishna, warns that without deliberate action, AI could deepen global inequality instead of driving inclusion.

We are proud to celebrate colleagues from the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science who have been recognised in the annual LSE Excellence in Education Awards.

A major study finds that UK and US publics express strong support for policy measures centred on reducing harmful production and prioritising wellbeing when presented with the full degrowth proposal.

New research from Cambridge and LSE offers an answer.

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Laura M Giurge and co-authors explored how intrinsic versus extrinsic motivation shapes our chances of success.