What Works, What Doesn't (and When): Case Studies in Applied Behavioral Science (Behaviorally Inform

"What works, what doesn't (and when): Case studies in applied behavioral science" is a specialized book that focuses on the application of behavioral sciences in real-world scenarios. It provides a comprehensive analysis of case studies that illuminate various aspects of behavioral research and examine their practical implementation in different contexts. Contributions from various experts in the field of behavioral sciences offer valuable insights into translating laboratory research into practice. The authors discuss how psychological findings can be utilized to influence and improve the behavior of individuals and groups. This book is particularly relevant for professionals dealing with behavior change, interventions, and the application of scientific knowledge in business and social sectors. It is a valuable resource for students, researchers, and practitioners seeking a deeper understanding of the dynamics of behavior change and its impact on society.