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Now…back to work!
We’re back to the weekly grind this week on Behavioral Grooves and exploring a topic Kurt and Tim know like the back of their hands - Behavioral Science in the workplace. Joined by Scott Young, a seasoned behavioral science practitioner with years of experience in the private sector, they dive into how we can improve work environments by tweaking work policies rather than replacing them entirely.
Scott shares insights from his work and a recent paper he authored for the Behavioral Science Policy Association about the real-world challenges behavioral science practitioners face when working with large corporations. From defining behavior change to navigating organization resistance, the trio explore the challenges of their work and offer practical solutions to overcome these barriers.
Throughout the conversation, Scott walks listeners through a multi-step process for workplace success, focusing on defining goals, understanding content, ideating interventions, and rigorously testing solutions. Tune in for a roadmap for business leaders on how to leverage these concepts effectively by aligning them with existing challenges and integrating them into everyday operations.
© 2024 Behavioral Grooves
[0:00] Intro and Behavioral Grooves announcements!
[7:39] Speed round with Scott Young
[11:41] Behavioral science in the real world
[15:10] Potential of behavioral science in business
[21:41] Challenges to applying behavioral science in the real world
[31:02] How to frame behavioral science to business leaders
[36:50] Solutions and looking to the future
[41:59] Desert Island music
[46:18] Grooving Session: Integrating behavioral science into organizations
© 2024 Behavioral Grooves
Bridging the Divide - Scott's Paper
BeScy.org
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Now…back to work!
We’re back to the weekly grind this week on Behavioral Grooves and exploring a topic Kurt and Tim know like the back of their hands - Behavioral Science in the workplace. Joined by Scott Young, a seasoned behavioral science practitioner with years of experience in the private sector, they dive into how we can improve work environments by tweaking work policies rather than replacing them entirely.
Scott shares insights from his work and a recent paper he authored for the Behavioral Science Policy Association about the real-world challenges behavioral science practitioners face when working with large corporations. From defining behavior change to navigating organization resistance, the trio explore the challenges of their work and offer practical solutions to overcome these barriers.
Throughout the conversation, Scott walks listeners through a multi-step process for workplace success, focusing on defining goals, understanding content, ideating interventions, and rigorously testing solutions. Tune in for a roadmap for business leaders on how to leverage these concepts effectively by aligning them with existing challenges and integrating them into everyday operations.
© 2024 Behavioral Grooves
[0:00] Intro and Behavioral Grooves announcements!
[7:39] Speed round with Scott Young
[11:41] Behavioral science in the real world
[15:10] Potential of behavioral science in business
[21:41] Challenges to applying behavioral science in the real world
[31:02] How to frame behavioral science to business leaders
[36:50] Solutions and looking to the future
[41:59] Desert Island music
[46:18] Grooving Session: Integrating behavioral science into organizations
© 2024 Behavioral Grooves
Bridging the Divide - Scott's Paper
BeScy.org
BASF commercial
BSPA
Join our Facebook Group!
Join the Patreon!
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