Behaviour Change Process

Based on Behavioral Science Principles
Re-Learn Counter intuitive | Insights Behavioural Insights

An interdisciplinary team that re-informs us about the decision-making process which prevents or facilitates the intended behaviour.

The following crossdisciplinary areas are used to facilitate deeper and often counter-intuitive learning about cognitive loads, judgment errors, heuristics, meaning-making and other critical aspects of human decision making and behavioural change

Cross-disciplinary Areas

Consumer Behaviour Research

Research in Cognitive Sciences

Behavioural Economics & Irrationality

Semiotics Analysis

Design Product & Research

Organizational Behaviour

User Experience. Usability. User Sensitivity

Interdisciplinary Approches

Mixed Method Approach
Experimental Design
Case Study
Semiotics
Ethnography
Phenomenology
Re-Alter Design | Choice ecosystem Architecture

At this stage, our scientists and architects design choice ecosystems aiming to reduce the gap between behaviour at present, and intended behaviour. We use the following strategies and tactics.

Strategies

Decision Information > Minimize cognitive load

Decision Structure > Order & relative position of choices

Decision Assistance > Tools and techniques

Tactics

Priming
Anchoring
Nudging
Reward
Punishment
Incentivising
Framing
Laissez faire
Mandate
Defaults
Re-Shape Strategy | Culture | Future

Finally, the intent is to infuse approaches based on behavioural science in organizations

STRATEGY

Transiting clients and policy makers from a project-based approach, towards behavioural science based decision making

CULTURE

Contribute through the creation of a body of context-based knowledge for the advancement of behavioural science as an area of enquiry

FUTURE

Contribute to, influence, and assess, future relevant issues such as renewable energy, transportation, car-sharing , fin-tech, city planning, ed-tech, sustainability, etc

Behavioural Insights Architecture & Strategy Modus Operandi

Re-Learn
Re-Alter
Re-Shape