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Quantitative review finds that: - 62% of nudge interventions have significant effects. - "Choice defaults" is the most effective strategy. researchgate.net/publication/33…

This is a wonderful summary of the interdisciplinary #research we do on behavior change at The Wharton School Penn @ChangeBcfg from from The Philadelphia Citizen. We're indeed trying to use #BehavioralScience to solve pressing social problems. CC Angela Duckworth thephiladelphiacitizen.org/behavior-chang…

Great thread. The dominance of Likert-type outcome measures means that most psychologists don't actually know what a non-arbitrary measure looks like. So here's a thread on how we can make our measures less arbitrary: 1/n

New research paper with co-author Johanna Peetz funded by @thinkforward on self-reported income volatility in Canada and US samples plus lab experiment on behavior to smooth income. thinkforwardinitiative.com/research/livin… Special h/t to Danielle Goldfarb & RIWI for making new data avail. #cdnecon

My amazing friend and colleague Mariya Davydenko, PhD made this super cool video of her work highlighting different self-control strategies that people use to save money! Check it out!! Carleton University Department of Psychology Carleton University Research Johanna Peetz youtube.com/watch?v=EuLJgq…

NEW PAPER🎉What is the cost of self-forgiveness? For people who believe their abilities are malleable (incremental theorists), forgiving themselves for past overspending can lead to spending more in the future. Johanna Peetz Michael Wohl See full paper: authors.elsevier.com/c/1cvTOheKdmsyM

Presented on self-control strategies for financial goals at SOBDR! Found 28 types of strategies across research, media, and lay people perspectives. Check out the list to learn about strategies you can use in your own self-control! BEworks Johanna Peetz dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.…

You can call me Dr. Davydenko now 😁 Today I defended my doctoral dissertation on self-control strategies for financial goals. Thank you to my supervisor, committee, family and friends for the support Johanna Peetz John Zelenski Marina Milyavskaya Elizabeth Dunn Carleton University Department of Psychology

In everyday life, people use a whole package of self-control strategies to tame the demon that wants to tempt them into overspending. journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

NEW PAPER🎉Across 3 perspectives (academic, media, lay) we collected 28 self-control strategies for financial goals. See Fig4 and get inspired to try new strategies in your own spending/saving #openaccess Marta Kolbuszewska Johanna Peetz PLOS One Carleton University Research doi.org/10.1371/journa…

New paper in Journal of Experimental Social Psychology🎉Johanna Peetz and I found people do spontaneously use self-control strategies to control their spending in daily life and that these strategies are effective! Carleton University Research doi.org/10.1016/j.jesp…

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I used to teach this finding to my MBA students. It has more than 400 citations on Google Scholar. It's about dishonesty. Turns out it's fraudulent. "Evidence of Fraud in an Influential Field Experiment About Dishonesty" datacolada.org/98

New paper by Denise de Ridder, Floor Kroese and myself about 'Nudgeability' in which we synthesize the evidence on when people are responsive to nudges. Hot off the press in Perspectives on Psychological Science. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/17… Self-Regulation Lab

Mariupol. Direct strike of Russian troops at the maternity hospital. People, children are under the wreckage. Atrocity! How much longer will the world be an accomplice ignoring terror? Close the sky right now! Stop the killings! You have power but you seem to be losing humanity.

A quick thread about how I approach a literature review when I am unfamiliar with the topic. Note: There are several ways to do this and my way is not the only way nor the only right way. If you have alternate approaches please share! I love hearing how people approach writing.

I have started a new position as a Researcher with the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada! I will be working with Program and Policy Innovation on the development of policy frameworks on emerging issues in financial consumer protection.

New paper alert! Led by the wonderful @amgna08 and Johanna Peetz. Across 5 pre-registered experiments, Ps perceived others who use willpower as having higher self-control than those who used strategies; this lay belief affected behavioral intentions. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…