HRW Shift Podcast

Have you ever thought about pursuing a career in Behavioural Science? In our latest podcast, HRW Shift share their journey into their careers, including what they look for in standout applicants, the lessons they’ve...

Many recognise how behavioural science enhances qualitative research through guiding interviews and questionnaires to uncover unconscious biases and underlying motivators. However, when it comes to quantitative studies...

In the second segment of HRW Shift’s podcast, ‘Antibiotic Resistance Communications’, Jeremy, Behavioural Scientist, and Kate and Sam, Behavioural Science Analysts share the potential solutions HCPS, patients, and...

Episode 35: Antibiotic Resistance Communications by HRW Shift Behavioural Science Consultancy

Episode 34: Self Nudging by HRW Shift Behavioural Science Consultancy

In the final segment of our 3-part podcast series, Saket Rao, Behavioural Scientist, shares findings from his master’s dissertation, focusing on suicidal ideation using linguistic analysis on the social media platform...

As part of our 3rd Annual Celebration of Behavioral Science webinar series, HRW Shift, our team of award winning, in-house Behavioural scientists, dug into your burning questions, from how you can implement Behavioural...

During the launch of the COVID-19 vaccine, a significant amount of content circulated expressing skepticism about the reliability and trustworthiness of the available vaccines. As individuals, our tendency to be...

Harvard data shows that over the years, implicit bias against race, sexuality, age, and disability have all decreased. However, implicit bias against those who are overweight is the only group bias that has become more...

The so-called reality or standards that social media continues to enforce is reshaping people’s social norms and attitudes, leaving more and more people left with either very poor self-esteem, or with the motivation to...

You know that moment when you think you might be releasing a podcast in March, but you postpone the recording once, twice...and a few more times, so it actually gets released in April? We do! Guilty! Have a listen of...

We are happy to present part two of our series exploring the common biases that HCPs and patients face! In our latest we explored some of the biases that often crop up in HCP research and strategies to counter them...

At HRW we do a lot of HCP research and as HCPs are affected by cognitive biases like all of us, we're put together this bite-sized podcast to explore biases that come up in HCP research and how they can be explored in...

"You scratch my back, I scratch yours". Standard economics considers individuals selfish, but behavioural economics explains that reciprocity (returning someone's actions)is an evolutionarily ingrained concept, which we...

Would you like strawberry or blackberry jam? What about the percentage of fruit in the jam? Sweetener, sugar? What brand? Join us as we talk about choice overload- when "more" is not always "better", how it can affect...