Nudging decision-makers
The IMA believes that behavioural economics could represent the greatest opportunity that Insight teams have ever had to improve their effectiveness.
It enables us to gain an enhanced understanding of why internal decision-makers behave the way they do, suggesting how we might change our own behaviour in order to ‘nudge’ theirs.
So how can we use these learnings to influence our internal stakeholders?
This Insight leader guide discusses 4 priorities which Insight teams should consider, to create greater impact with decision-makers. It sets out some relevant behavioural biases and lists practical examples of how Insight teams can use an understanding of these biases to ‘nudge’ senior people.
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