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22 Dec 2015
Nathalie Spencer
Our lifestyle matters when it comes to our health. Our new report 'Easier Said than Done' explains why we struggle with healthy behaviours and what we can do about it.
Many of us know what we should be doing to live healthily, yet many of us struggle to actually actively manage our health. This report asks why and what we can do about it.
Jonathan Rowson
In his final blog, Jonathan Rowson looks back on his time at the RSA and our behaviour change work.
10 Dec 2015
Humans do things differently as a result of knowing why they are doing them or being asked to do them – Jonathan Rowson reflects on the reflexivity of behaviour.
27 Nov 2015
Spending time in nature and creating things by hand are both deeply satisfying. One man’s mission of getting as many uses as possible from a single tree illustrates this point, and provides an interesting take on the RSA’s vision of a world in which people have the ‘power to create’.
28 Aug 2015
Find out what the RSA's Social Brain team is up to these days.
29 May 2015
Managing money well is an important part of our wellbeing, but is an area in which many of us struggle. We’ve identified six ‘behavioural hurdles’ that are particularly problematic for financial capability.
28 May 2015
Natural human characteristics can make it hard to manage our money well. This report identifies six of these behavioural hurdles to financial capability, and explores what this means for financial education.
18 Feb 2015
Present bias, lack of urgency, and social norms all inhibit us from getting a better deal on our utility bills. What can be done to overcome this?
13 Feb 2015
There are many areas of life where we could be getting a better deal by making what seems to be an easy switch. So why don’t we do it more often?
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