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Behavioral Grooves
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January 29, 2021

Being a Catalyst For Change with Jonah Berger (Bonus Track)

If we just give more facts, more reasons, more information, people come around, and often they don’t – this is the heart of many of our issues with influencing change. We just try to push change through when we should look at removing barriers.

November 13, 2020

The rule of 4 and other hints to improve your life with Roy Baumeister (Bonus Track)

It turns out that the best role that emotions play in our behaviors is in forecasting what our emotions will be after we do a particular behavior. These Anticipated Emotions help us decide what we should do NOW based on how we anticipate feeling LATER ON.

November 13, 2020

Using priming to improve your life – our interview with Dr. John Bargh (Bonus Track)

Remember, the unconscious mind is constantly being influenced by the world around us and all the things in it. We were glad to be reminded how important it is to be intentional with things that are around us all the time, how we organize our work and living spaces, and maybe the most important one of all: hug your kids.

October 23, 2020

Using moral arguments to change opinions with Andy Luttrell (Bonus Track)

Andy Luttrell’s research focuses on moral psychology and the way human beings can be persuaded to change our positions on moral issues. The concept…

September 29, 2020

Habits vs Routines

What Differentiates a habit from a routine… and why does it matter? Kurt breaks it down in a quick and easy read.

September 29, 2020

Good Prime – Bad Prime

Priming can cause us to unconsciously engage in behaviors both good and bad. This article explores two quick real-world observations on how the priming effect can impact us – one good, one bad.

April 8, 2020

Why toilet paper?

Is there something that we don’t know about the toilet paper supply chain?  Is it a major play by toilet paper manufacturers to up their sales?  Okay, that sounds like a conspiracy theory. But we have to wonder.