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Learn how Behavioral Science principles can help to transform a healthcare system into a humancare experience. Missed the first four questions on our LinkedIn? No worries! You can find them here – but stay tuned as there's more to come!

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Human tendency to make impulsive purchases.

The feeling of discomfort when there's a discrepancy between beliefs and behavior.

Human preference for visually appealing packaging.

The observation that humans experience losses more severely than equivalent gains.

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The application of behavioral science to understand the motivations behind patients' lifestyle choices.

Patients' willingness to pay higher prices for medications with perceived better efficacy.

The use of rewards and incentives to encourage patient compliance.

The application of behavioral science to understand how core motivators in other life domains impact health behaviors.

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Mere Exposure Effect

Loss Aversion

Bandwagon Effect

Emotional Appeal

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Human tendency to make impulsive purchases.

The feeling of discomfort when there's a discrepancy between beliefs and behavior.

Human preference for visually appealing packaging.

The observation that humans experience losses more severely than equivalent gains.

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The application of behavioral science to understand the motivations behind patients' lifestyle choices.

Patients' willingness to pay higher prices for medications with perceived better efficacy.

The use of rewards and incentives to encourage patient compliance.

The application of behavioral science to understand how core motivators in other life domains impact health behaviors.

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Mere Exposure Effect

Loss Aversion

Bandwagon Effect

Emotional Appeal

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Choice Overload

Cognitive Dissonance

Bandwagon Effect

Status Quo Bias

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Loss Aversion

The Endowment Effect

The Foot-in-the-Door Technique

The Barnum Effect

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Information Overload

Availability Heuristic

Anchoring Bias

Choice Overload

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The use of social media influencers to promote healthy lifestyle choices.

Peer influences on health behaviors.

Factors outside of medical care that influence health outcomes, like socioeconomic status.

The impact of pharmaceutical advertisements on patient health choices.

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Deindividuation Theory

Psychological Reactance Theory

Prospect Theory

Self-Determination Theory

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Encouraging patients to rely on expert opinions to "nudge" their healthcare decisions.

Using subtle changes in the way choices are presented to "nudge" patients towards positive health behaviors.

Utilizing aggressive marketing techniques to "nudge" patients towards specific healthcare products.

Applying financial incentives to "nudge" patients to choose specific healthcare plans.

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Sociocultural norms

Personality traits

Family status

Emotional intelligence

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Editor: Karen McCauley
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Loss Aversion

The Endowment Effect

The Foot-in-the-Door Technique

The Barnum Effect

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Information Overload

Availability Heuristic

Anchoring Bias

Choice Overload

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The use of social media influencers to promote healthy lifestyle choices.

Peer influences on health behaviors.

Factors outside of medical care that influence health outcomes, like socioeconomic status.

The impact of pharmaceutical advertisements on patient health choices.

>> Skip Question

Quiz Question

Deindividuation Theory

Psychological Reactance Theory

Prospect Theory

Self-Determination Theory

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Quiz Question

Encouraging patients to rely on expert opinions to "nudge" their healthcare decisions.

Using subtle changes in the way choices are presented to "nudge" patients towards positive health behaviors.

Utilizing aggressive marketing techniques to "nudge" patients towards specific healthcare products.

Applying financial incentives to "nudge" patients to choose specific healthcare plans.

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Sociocultural norms

Personality traits

Family status

Emotional intelligence

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Editor: Karen McCauley
Strategic Foresight Practitioners: Christina White
Design: Jananda Lima, Gabriel Lopes & Utkarsh Subnis