Le comportement, c’est un médicament

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On ne prend pas le comportement assez au sérieux ! Le comportement est une des "armes" les plus importantes dont nous disposons à l’heure actuelle pour lutter contre la crise, et cette arme pourrait être mieux optimisée. Petite illustration de ce que les sciences comportementales peuvent apporter aux politiques publiques.

Pour regarder la conférence des chercheurs en entier : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6nwI_J_1Ok&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR2clS8ls8_IM7QO9s_6okeFafkpyub1tTyR3V4DC8aWVWgEF6aGZgAKaWk

Pour télécharger les pdfs dont je parle à la fin : https://www.modernisation.gouv.fr/nos-actions/les-sciences-comportementales/sciences-comportementales-nos-outils

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