The Risks of Ignoring the Brain
A friend of mine was skeptical about whether behavioral scientists actually need to understand the brain.
A friend of mine was skeptical about whether behavioral scientists actually need to understand the brain.
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A friend of mine shared this simple thought: “My ultimate goal is to change people’s behavior. Behavior change techniques are powerful enough tools. I do not need to know what the brain does.”
Behavioral scientists can answer some questions better via a collaborative approach.
Sitting in the waiting room at the dentist’s office, you feel some spare change clang around in your pocket.
Our society is deeply conflicted about the source of excellence. On one hand, we are fascinated with child prodigies. On the other hand, we love a good “overcoming adversity” story.