Megastudies improve the impact of applied behavioural science
Author:
Milkman Katherine L.ORCID, Gromet Dena, Ho Hung, Kay Joseph S., Lee Timothy W., Pandiloski Pepi, Park Yeji, Rai AneeshORCID, Bazerman Max, Beshears John, Bonacorsi Lauri, Camerer Colin, Chang EdwardORCID, Chapman Gretchen, Cialdini Robert, Dai HengchenORCID, Eskreis-Winkler Lauren, Fishbach Ayelet, Gross James J.ORCID, Horn SamanthaORCID, Hubbard Alexa, Jones Steven J., Karlan DeanORCID, Kautz Tim, Kirgios ErikaORCID, Klusowski Joowon, Kristal Ariella, Ladhania RahulORCID, Loewenstein GeorgeORCID, Ludwig Jens, Mellers Barbara, Mullainathan Sendhil, Saccardo Silvia, Spiess Jann, Suri Gaurav, Talloen Joachim H., Taxer Jamie, Trope Yaacov, Ungar Lyle, Volpp Kevin G., Whillans Ashley, Zinman Jonathan, Duckworth Angela L.ORCID
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Subject
Multidisciplinary
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